Anna Elisabeth Angermann
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
- "Great Art Exhibition" in Dresden (1908)
- Art Salon Arnold Dresden (1914)
- First exhibition of Dresden artists. Department II. October / November 1947. Clubhouse of the Kulturbund, Dresden
- Gallery Kühl Dresden (1964)
- Gallery " Art of Time " Dresden (1973)
- Gallery North Dresden (1978)
- Glockenspielpavillon Zwinger Dresden (1982)
- City Museum Göttingen (1984)
- Galerie Drei Dresden (1998, posthumous)
- Exhibition of the SLUB Dresden (2009)
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
- Anna Elisabeth Angermann at the Bildatlas Art in the GDR
- Anna Elisabeth Angermann in the Stadtwiki Dresden
- Anna Elisabeth Angermann in the German Digital Library
- Anna Elisabeth Angermann in the Dresden City Gallery
- Anna Elizabeth Angermann on artnet
Individual evidence
- ↑ Short biography auction house Mehlis, Plauen
- ↑ Biography: Anna Plate , at Bremer Frauengeschichte.
- ↑ a b Dresden districts - Loschwitz
- ^ 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.
- ^ Anna Elisabeth Angermann: Paintings, drawings, watercolors. Exhibition February 26 to April 2, 1978, Galerie Nord, Dresden 1978.
- ^ 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.
- ↑ 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 )
- ↑ "Between Departure and Agony" - The older generation of artists. SLUB Dresden, 2009.
- ↑ Figure and other images, see the German digital library link
- ↑ Images of several works at Schmidt Kunstauktionen Dresden OHG
personal data | |
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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 |