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Joseph Karl Huber, stagename JoKarl Huber (* 13 February 1902, † 1996) was a German artist. Born in 1902 in the Wuerttembergian village of Laudenbach (now part of Weikersheim), Huber first studied law, but gave that up to become an artist in Munich. In 1938 he married fellow artist Hildegard Huber Sasse, and in 1942 the couple had a daughter, Ursula.

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  • JoKarl Huber (eigentlich Karl Josef Huber) (* 13. Februar 1902 in Laudenbach; † 26. Februar 1996 in Seeshaupt) war ein bildender Künstler. (de)
  • JoKarl Huber (né Karl Josef Huber le 13 février 1902 à Laudenbach et mort le 26 février 1996 à Seeshaupt) est un artiste allemand. (fr)
  • Joseph Karl Huber, stagename JoKarl Huber (* 13 February 1902, † 1996) was a German artist. Born in 1902 in the Wuerttembergian village of Laudenbach (now part of Weikersheim), Huber first studied law, but gave that up to become an artist in Munich. In 1938 he married fellow artist Hildegard Huber Sasse, and in 1942 the couple had a daughter, Ursula. (en)
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  • JoKarl Huber (eigentlich Karl Josef Huber) (* 13. Februar 1902 in Laudenbach; † 26. Februar 1996 in Seeshaupt) war ein bildender Künstler. (de)
  • Joseph Karl Huber, stagename JoKarl Huber (* 13 February 1902, † 1996) was a German artist. Born in 1902 in the Wuerttembergian village of Laudenbach (now part of Weikersheim), Huber first studied law, but gave that up to become an artist in Munich. In 1938 he married fellow artist Hildegard Huber Sasse, and in 1942 the couple had a daughter, Ursula. In the late 1930s the minister of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Weil der Stadt, August Uhl, commissioned his childhood friend to create a stained-glass window commemorating the life of Christ. This was a politically brave request because in 1936 Huber's work had been labeled by the Nazis as "degenerate," although his work was not included in the infamous Entartete Kunst show in Munich in 1937. After working for two years on the project in Weil der Stadt, in 1940 Huber unveiled his new window, one panel of which shows the temptation scene from the gospel of Matthew, in which Satan offers all the realms of the world to Jesus, if he will only worship Satan. Satan bears the unmistakable features of Adolf Hitler. This window is considered Huber's masterwork. In 1941 Huber served in the German army, was captured in 1944, and spent some time in a British prisoner-of-war camp. After the war, he returned to Munich, where he continued to work as an artist throughout the following decades, employing a variety of media, including glass, canvas, paper, bronze, and stone. (en)
  • JoKarl Huber (né Karl Josef Huber le 13 février 1902 à Laudenbach et mort le 26 février 1996 à Seeshaupt) est un artiste allemand. (fr)
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