Adele Paasch

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Grave memorial for gynecologist Paul Straßmann, Wannsee cemetery, Lindenstrasse
Marie & Heinrich Laehr for the grave monument in the Laehrschen private cemetery in Schönower Park

Adele Paasch (born June 16, 1868 in Barmen (now part of Wuppertal ), † July 7, 1937 in Potsdam ) was a German sculptor and medalist .

Life

Adele Paasch was born in 1868 as Adele Emilie Hillringhaus. At the Berlin Art School she studied anatomy with Maximilian Schäfer . She took sculpture lessons in the studios of Robert Toberentz and Rudolf Siemering . This was followed by a specialization in portraits, especially busts , medal portraits and portrait reliefs.

In October 1885 she married the Privy Medical Councilor Richard Paasch and had two children. In 1910 the family lived at Wilhelmstrasse 22 Berlin.

Exhibitions

1906 Paasch took part in the exhibition "Wuppertal artist" of the Barmer Kunstverein in the Kunsthalle Barmen ., In 1908 she exhibited at the Great Berlin Art Exhibition group of figures His wife before

Works

  • 1899: bust: "Prof. Dr. Werner Körte "
  • 1900: bust: "R. Appelius publishing house"
  • 1901: bust: “Prof. HG Meyer "
  • 1901: bust: "Ingeborg"
  • 1903: bust: " Franz Reuleaux "
  • 1904: bust: "child's head with lizard"
  • 1909: Bust: " Friedrich Körte " (father of Werner Körte)
  • 1907: Group of figures for Villa Hügel , Essen
  • 1912: bust: “Dr. Carl Hofmann "
  • 1916: bust: " Carl Reichstein "
  • 1922: bust: “Frau v. O."
  • 0000: Bust: " Bernhard Dernburg ", in the Berlin Museum
  • 0000: Bust: "Ignoramus"
  • 0000: Laer grave relief, Schönower Park Berlin (preserved)
  • 0000: Grave "Prof. Dr. Paul Straßmann ", New Friedhof Wannsee (preserved)
  • 0000: Grave monument for medical officer August Stenger († 1909) in the Pankow I cemetery (missing today, like almost the entire cemetery; one of the very rare references to remarkable funerary art by Willi Wohlberedt )

literature

  • Bloch / Einholz / v. Simson (Ed.): Ethos & Pathos. The Berlin School of Sculpture 1786–1914; Contributions to the exhibition; Berlin 1990 - ISBN 3-7861-1598-2
  • Brigitte Hüfler: Twelve female sculptors of the 19th century: a contribution to the Berlin sculpture school , in: Journal of the German Association for Art Research, 1989 ISSN 0044-2135
  • Anja Cherdron: "Prometheus was not her ancestor": Berlin sculptors from the Weimar Republic . Marburg: Jonas-Verlag, 2000, p. 202

Web links

Commons : Adele Paasch  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ethos & Pathos names 1941 in Barmen for the year of death. Likewise Brigitte Hüfler (1998).
  2. ↑ a b c d e Udo Garwig in Wuppertaler Künstlerverzeichnis , Wuppertal, Von-der-Heydt-Museum, 2000, ISBN 3-89202-042-6 , p. 291
  3. ↑ In the Wuppertal artist directory, edition from 2000, an incorrect year of birth is given. In the current electronic database version of the artist directory, the year of birth and death have been corrected or verified with the Wuppertal and Potsdam city archives.
  4. ↑ Adele Paasch (1868–1937) on askart.com, accessed February 2015
  5. ↑ Adele Paasch-Berlin: His Wife (1908)
personal data
SURNAME Paasch, Adele
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hillinghaus, Adele (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sculptor and medalist
DATE OF BIRTH June 16, 1868
PLACE OF BIRTH Barmen
DATE OF DEATH July 7, 1937
Place of death Potsdam