Hans Carl Artmann (12 June 1921 – 4 December 2000), also known as Ib Hansen, was an Austrian poet and writer, most popular for his early poems written in Viennese (med ana schwoazzn dintn, 1958), which however, never after were to be the focus of his oeuvre.
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Hans Carl Artmann (12 June 1921 – 4 December 2000), also known as Ib Hansen, was an Austrian poet and writer, most popular for his early poems written in Viennese (med ana schwoazzn dintn, 1958), which however, never after were to be the focus of his oeuvre.
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Life and work Artmann was born in Vienna as the son of shoe maker Johann Artmann and his wife Marie (née Schneider). After growing up in Vienna and attending Volks- & Hauptschule, he worked as an office intern for three years; in 1940, he was conscripted during World War II, and transferred to a punishment battalion after suffering a war wound in 1941. Having grown up trilingually, Artmann had an interest in language from an early age on; in 1947, his first publications appeared on radio and in the newspaper Neue Wege. He joined the Art-Club in 1951, and worked with Gerhard Rühm and Konrad Bayer from 1952 on. The same year, he also founded the so-called Wiener Gruppe of avantgarde poets, which he left in 1958. Starting in 1954, Artmann travelled Europe extensively; he stayed in Sweden from 1961 to 1965, living in Stockholm, Lund and Malmö, then went to live in Berlin until 1969, to settle down in Salzburg in 1972. As Ib Hansen he had sung at DMGP 1966 with the song "Lille Veninde" placing equal 3rd with 9 points. He was a founding member of the Anti P.E.N. club in 1973; later that year, he became…
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Selected works Achtundachtzig: Ausgewählte Gedichte (1996) ISBN 3-7017-1009-0 Der aeronautische Sindtbart: oder, Seltsame Luftreise von Niedercalifornien nach Crain (1975) ISBN 3-423-01067-3 Allerleirausch: neue schöne Kinderreime (1978) ISBN 3-921499-22-4 Angus; English version by Olive Jones (1974) ISBN 0-416-80470-5 Artmann, H.C., Dichter: Ein Album mit alten Bildern und neuen Texten; edited by Jochen Jung (1986) ISBN 3-7017-0455-4 Aus meiner Botanisiertrommel: Balladen u. Naturgedichte (1975) ISBN 3-7017-0134-2 The Best of H.C. Artmann; edited by Klaus Reichert (1975) ISBN 3-518-36775-7 Christopher und Peregrin und was weiter geschah: Ein Bären-Roman in drei Kapiteln; with Barbara Wehr (1975) Drakula, Drakula. Ein transsylvanisches Abenteuer; with Uwe Brenner (1966) Die Fahrt zur Insel Nantucket; Theater (1969) Fleiss und Industrie (1989) ISBN 3-518-01691-1 Frankenstein in Sussex (1974) ISBN 3-88010-009-8 Gedichte über die Liebe und über die Lasterhaftigkeit (1975) ISBN 3-518-01473-0 Gedichte von der Wollust des Dichtens in Worte gefasst (1989) ISBN 3-7017-0568-2 Gesammelte Prosa; edited by Klaus Reichert, 4 volumes (1997) ISBN 3-7017-1094-5 Gesänge der Hämmer (1996) ISBN 3-7013-0931-0 Goethe trifft Lilo Pulver und wandert mit ihr durch den Spessart zum Schloss Mespelbrunn (1996) ISBN 3-927480-35-5 Grammatik der Rosen: gesammelte Prosa; edited by Klaus Reichert, 3 volumes (1979) ISBN 3-7017-0221-7 Grünverschlossene Botschaft. 90 Träume (1967) H.C. Artmann: ich bin…
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A documentary film Ferry Radax: H.C. Artmann (1967). A documentary film portrait of the legend made by a fellow countryman. 42 min., black and white.
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External links For books in English check Atlas Press See literaturhaus.at for a most extensive list of his work (in German). author page at Lyrikline.org, with audio and text in original language, and translations into Slovenian.