Anna Elisabeth Angermann

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Anna Elisabeth Angermann (born August 5, 1883 in Bautzen , † February 26, 1985 in Dresden ) was a German painter.

Life

After the death of the father - he was a district judge - the mother moved to Dresden with two daughters in 1884. Anna Elisabeth Angermann attended the women's vocational school in Dresden-Friedrichstadt , received drawing lessons from Anton Josef Pepino and Oskar Popp . From 1903 she studied at the art school in Weimar . Teachers were u. a. Max Thedy , Hans Olde and Sascha Schneider . In 1906 she settled as a freelance artist in Dresden-Loschwitz . Her artistic style is attributed to the " Dresden colorism ". From 1913 to 1915 she had a studio in the Künstlerhaus Dresden-Loschwitz . She was part of the Otto Gussmann team . During a study trip (1912) to Rügen he got to know Karl Hagemeister . Along with Anna Plate , Johanna Katharina Krabbes, Hildegard von Mach and Irmgard Meinhold, she belonged to the Loschwitz district and was a member of the local association of Dresden women artists .

Until 1933 she was a member of the Dresden Artists Association, from 1945 a member of the art union and from 1951 a member of the Association of Visual Artists (VBK) of the GDR. She had a longstanding friendship with Albert Wigand and Elisabeth Ahnert .

Her works are in the Museum Bautzen , in the Kupferstichkabinett Dresden , in the Städtische Galerie Dresden as well as in private ownership. A memorial plaque was attached to her home at Pillnitzer Landstrasse 116. Since 1996 there has been an Anna-Angermann-Strasse in Dresden-Loschwitz. Her grave is in the Loschwitz cemetery .

Exhibition participation

Works

  • Self-portrait, charcoal drawing, 1903
  • Portrait of a young girl, watercolor, pastel, 1904
  • Portrait of a young girl in a lace dress with a pearl necklace, watercolor, pastel, 1904
  • Portrait of Otto Gussmann's daughter , 1906
  • Self-Portrait, 1914
  • Portrait of the mother, 1914
  • Jetty, watercolor, ink, 1914
  • Sitting girl, arms folded behind her back, charcoal pencil, 1919
  • Orchard, lithograph, 1921
  • Eating goats in the orchard, watercolor, 1921
  • Dorfstrasse, 1923
  • Alpine landscape, drawing, 1923
  • Mountain stream, 1927
  • Mallinckrodt , 1928
  • Parkweg in Mallinckrodt, 1930
  • Village with fields, watercolor, pencil, 1934
  • River landscape with horses, oil painting, 1936
  • Grillenburg , watercolor, 1939
  • Spring in the mountains, charcoal drawing, 1940
  • Landscape with trees and grazing sheep, oil painting, 1943
  • Still life with dahlias in a yellow vase, oil painting, 1944
  • Tree studies, watercolor, ink, 1946
  • Gardening, drawing, 1946
  • View of the Blasewitzer Ufer, watercolor, 1947
  • View of the Laubegaster Ufer, watercolor, 1948
  • Views of the destroyed Dresden, (8 pieces), pencil, 1948
  • Clara Zetkin , oil painting, 1949
  • Hilly landscape, watercolor, ink, 1951
  • Young violinist, 1951
  • Anna Seghers , 1951
  • Andersen Nexö , 1952
  • Goat farming, 1952
  • North German landscape, 1952
  • Self-Portrait, 1955
  • Hilly landscape, watercolor, ink, 1958
  • Niederpoyritz , 1962
  • Christine, 1969

literature

  • Angermann, Anna Elisabeth . In: Hans Vollmer (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists of the XX. Century. tape 1 : A-D . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1953.
  • Dieter Schmidt: 100 years of friendliness. In: Saxon newspaper . 32 (1983) 183 of August 5, 1983.
  • Heinz Weissflog: Art of the female art. Works of Loschwitz painters from the artist house in the gallery 3. In: Dresdner Latest News . May 29, 1998.
  • Hanna Bachmann: A tender and at the same time steadfast woman. In: Elbhang-Kurier March 3/2015 , p. 12.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Short biography auction house Mehlis, Plauen
  2. ↑ Biography: Anna Plate , at Bremer Frauengeschichte.
  3. ↑ a b Dresden districts - Loschwitz
  4. ^ Wolfgang Balzer (Ed.): First exhibition of Dresden artists. Department II. October / November 1947. Clubhouse of the Cultural Association for the Democratic Renewal of Germany, Dresden, Emser Allee 37.
  5. ^ Anna Elisabeth Angermann: Paintings, drawings, watercolors. Exhibition February 26 to April 2, 1978, Galerie Nord, Dresden 1978.
  6. ^ Gert Clausnitzer (Vorw.), Jens-Uwe Brinkmann (Red.): 14 female artists from the Dresden district: painting and graphics. Exhibition of the Göttingen Municipal Museum in the Old Town Hall, October 29 to December 15, 1984, Göttingen 1984.
  7. ↑ Angelika Richter: The Law of the Scene: Gender Criticism, Performance Art and the Second Public in the Late GDR. (= Volume 26 of studies on visual culture), transcript Verlag, Bielefeld 2019, ISBN 978-3-8394-4572-3 , pp. 66-68. ( Google Books )
  8. ↑ "Between Departure and Agony" - The older generation of artists. SLUB Dresden, 2009.
  9. ↑ Figure and other images, see the German digital library link
  10. ↑ Images of several works at Schmidt Kunstauktionen Dresden OHG
personal data
SURNAME Angermann, Anna Elisabeth
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter
DATE OF BIRTH August 5, 1883
PLACE OF BIRTH Bautzen
DATE OF DEATH February 26, 1985
Place of death Dresden