Brigitte Köhler-Kliefert

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Brigitte Köhler-Kliefert (born September 25, 1924 in Stralsund ; † July 9, 2001 in Berlin ) was a German painter and graphic artist.

Life

Brigitte Köhler-Kliefert was born in Stralsund in 1924 as the daughter of the artist couple Erich Kliefert and Mathilde Kliefert-Gießen . From 1951 to 1957 she attended the Art Academy Berlin-Weißensee and studied with Bert Heller , Kurt Robbel , Walter Womacka and Arno Mohr . After completing her studies, she worked as a freelancer in Stralsund from 1957 to 1959, where she was able to take over the studio of the painter Elisabeth Büchsel . In 1960 she moved to Berlin, where she continued to work as a freelancer. In addition to her work as a painter, she also worked as a costume designer. In 1961, for example, a performance of Carl Maria von Weber'sAbu Hassan ” was a family work by the Klieferts at the Stralsund Theater , while Erich's father created the equipment and the production of Brother Martin's (1928–2016) and she was responsible as a costume designer.

Brigitte Köhler-Kliefert's motifs were mainly landscapes and portraits, some of which were taken from theater scenes. Many of the works were created during painting stays in her homeland of Western Pomerania , for example in Stralsund and on the island of Hiddensee .

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  1. Special catalog of Erich Kliefert's estate (Mscr.Dresd.App.2719) , Saxon State Library - Dresden State and University Library (SLUB), p. 7