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  Andreas Anderegg mit Kunstwerk.jpg|[[Andreas Anderegg (eng)]]<br>Fims-Fidas (CH)
  Andreas Anderegg mit Kunstwerk.jpg|[[Andreas Anderegg (eng)]]<br>Fims-Fidas (CH)
  ©Kurt_Baumann_(1).jpg|[[Kurt Baumann (eng)]]<br>Aarwangen (CH)
  ©Kurt_Baumann_(1).jpg|[[Kurt Baumann (eng)]]<br>Aarwangen (CH)
Bernd Bergkemper mit Eisbär.jpg|[[Bernd Bergkemper (eng)]]<br>Langenberg (D)
Christian Bolt (c)Klemens Werner (6).jpg|[[Christian Bolt (eng)]]<br>Klosters (CH)
Peter Brauchle Header.jpg|[[Peter Brauchle (eng)]]<br>Lustadt (D)
  ©Johann Brunner.jpg|[[Johann Brunner (eng)]]<br>Traunstein (D)
  ©Johann Brunner.jpg|[[Johann Brunner (eng)]]<br>Traunstein (D)
  Andreas_Geier_Profil.JPG|[[Andreas Geier (eng)]]<br>Merano/Meran (South Tyrol)
Curvatura - Gianpietro Carlesso_2.jpg|[[Gianpietro Carlesso (eng)]]<br>Cormòns (I)
  joerg_hofer_0624_FRANKBAUER.jpg|[[Jörg Hofer (eng)]]<br>Lasa/Laas (South Tyrol)
Mario_Gasser_Header.JPG|[[Mario Gasser (eng)]]<br>Ehrwald (A)
  Andreas_Geier_Profil.JPG|[[Andreas Geier (eng)]]<br>Merano / Meran (South Tyrol)
  Bernhard Grassl.jpg|[[Bernhard Grassl (eng)]]<br>Lasa / Laas (South Tyrol)
Urbain Cecile Heirbaut Header.jpg|[[Urban Cecile Heirbaut (eng)]]<br>Ghent (B)
Jörg Hofer Header FRANKBAUER.jpg|[[Jörg Hofer (eng)]]<br>Lasa / Laas (South Tyrol)
Alexander_Hohla_Header_20.jpg|[[Alexander Hohla (eng)]]<br>Samobor (HR)
  Leo Horbach in Laas.jpeg|[[Leo Horbach (eng)]]<br>Landgraaf (NL)
  Leo Horbach in Laas.jpeg|[[Leo Horbach (eng)]]<br>Landgraaf (NL)
  Thomas Mayr.jpeg|[[Stone carving company Mayr (eng)]]<br>Lasa/Laas (South Tyrol)
Marmorwerkstätte Laas - Credits Frieder Blickle.jpg|[[International Lasa Marble Workshop]]<br>Lasa / Laas (South Tyrol)
  Corinna Prechtl und Romina Roman + Frauenkörper.jpg|[[Corinna Prechtl & Romina Roman (eng)]]<br>Salzburg (A) / Munich (D)
  Thomas Mayr.jpeg|[[Stone carving company Mayr (eng)]]<br>Lasa / Laas (South Tyrol)
Otobong Nkanga Header.jpg|[[Otobonga Nkanga (eng)]]<br>Lagos (NGR) / Antwerp (B)
MIchele-conPantea Header.png|[[Michele Pascolini (eng)]]<br>Tolmezzo (I)
  Corinna Prechtl und Romina Roman + Frauenkörper.jpg|[[Corinna Prechtl and Romina Roman]]<br>Salzburg (A) / Munich (D)
Künstlergruppe SCHAUM.jpg|[[Artist Collective SCHAUM]]<br>Rostock (D)
Leonhard Schloegel Header.jpg|[[Leonard Schlögel (eng)]]<br>Wessobrunn (D)
uwe_spieckermann Header.jpg|[[Uwe Spieckermann (eng)]]<br>Langenhagen (D)
  Daniel Strübi.jpg|[[Daniel Strübi (eng)]]<br>Brugg (CH)
  Daniel Strübi.jpg|[[Daniel Strübi (eng)]]<br>Brugg (CH)
Portrait Rayanne Tabet_2018 ©Fondazione Antonio Dalle Nogare Foto_Luca Meneghel.jpg|[[Rayyane Tabet (eng)]]<br>Beirut (LBN)
Portrait-R.-Tappeiner-vor-Tryptichon-©-R.-Tappeiner.jpg|[[Reinhold Tappeiner (eng)]]<br>Lasa / Laas (South Tyrol)
  Frank_Teufel.jpg|[[Frank Teufel (eng)]]<br>Tuttlingen (D)
  Frank_Teufel.jpg|[[Frank Teufel (eng)]]<br>Tuttlingen (D)
  Ariel Trettel - Header.jpg|[[Ariel Trettel (eng)]]<br>Fiè allo Sciliar/Völs am Schlern (South Tyrol)
  Ariel Trettel - Header.jpg|[[Ariel Trettel (eng)]]<br> Fiè allo Sciliar / Völs am Schlern<br>(South Tyrol)
  venske_und_spaenle.jpg|[[Venske & Spänle (eng)]]<br>Munich (D) / New York (USA)
  venske_und_spaenle.jpg|[[Venske & Spänle (eng)]]<br>Munich (D) / New York (USA)
  Elias_Wallnöfer_©Foto_Andrè_Josselin.jpg|[[Elias Wallnöfer (eng)]]<br>Lasa/Laas (South Tyrol)
  Elias_Wallnöfer_©Foto_Andrè_Josselin.jpg|[[Elias Wallnöfer (eng)]]<br>Lasa / Laas (South Tyrol)
  harald_weiskopf.jpg|[[Harald Weiskopf (eng)]]<br>Virgen-Lienz (A)
  harald_weiskopf.jpg|[[Harald Weiskopf (eng)]]<br>Virgen-Lienz (A)
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Artists love Lasa marble - today as in the past

Many artists, stone carvers and stonemasons have always appreciated and held in high regard the extraordinary benefits provided by Lasa marble – and continue to do so. In his 1894 study, Dr. Josef Tinzl writes in the German language the following about the marble then known as 'Vinschgau marble': "which – thanks to its dazzling white colour and transparency – seems to allow the life essence to shine forth out of the dead body... ". They sometimes seem alive, the unique sculptures and works, the names of which are as diverse as the artists who created them. To this day, the main working material used is the white Lasa marble primarily extracted from the nearby White Water Quarry – even though the mining techniques used have fundamentally changed. And artists from the four corners of the world are repeatedly drawn to Lasa (Laas) to work on this uniquely special natural stone on site while seeing the Jenn Cliff massif of the mountain, in whose sacred halls the Lasa (Laas) treasure is to be found, in front of them. Of particular importance is the "Johannes Steinhäuser" vocational school for stoneworking, which is located also in Lasa (Laas). The students of the stonemasonry and stone sculpture school come from all over Europe and abroad, and many an internationally successful artist finds his way back to his homeland and the place of origin of the Lasa marble in Lasa (Laas). This is made possible through the international marble symposia that regularly take place in Lasa (Laas), such as the "International Lasa marble Workshop".

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