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Frank Hoppmann: A Renowned German Artist, Cartoonist, and Illustrator Frank Hoppmann is a distinguished German artist, celebrated for his satirical portraiture and his extensive contributions to the Rolling Stone magazine spanning numerous years. His artistic prowess has earned him prestigious accolades on a global scale. Hoppmann's creative repertoire extends across various media, encompassing both print and television. A significant facet of his work revolves around the creation of satirical, large-scale portraits. The essence of his artistic expression can be characterized as a blend of the grotesque, the bizarre, the comical, and the macabre. For his exceptional contributions, he has been bestowed with numerous international awards, including the coveted Grand Prix at the World Press Cartoon Awards in 2020. One of his most notable accomplishments was a portrait of the former U.S. President, Donald Trump, which garnered several international prizes and found its way into publications such as the Los Angeles Times. Frank Hoppmann's work is frequently showcased in exhibitions across the international art scene. Notably, in 2020, he was honored with a solo exhibition at the Tomi Ungerer Museum in Strasbourg. In 2021, his portrait of Andy Warhol graced the cover of the new edition of the book "The Art and History of Caricature," published by the esteemed French publisher Citadelles & Mazenod. Frank Hoppmann's artistic journey is a testament to his exceptional talent and enduring impact in the world of art and satire. Prizes and awards: 2008 Austrian Cartoon Award, 2nd place, International Cartoon Competition 2009 German Cartoon Prize, 1st place 2011 Honorable Mention at the 26th Biennale Internationale of Humor in Art of the city of Tolentino in Italy 2011 Shortlist placement at the international LICC art prize 2011 in London 2012 Award of Excellence from the European Newspaper Awards in the Illustration category 2014 Award from the Art Directors Club Germany (ADC) e.V.