Cécile Lauber

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Cécile Lauber (born July 13, 1887 as Cécile Dietler in Lucerne ; † April 16, 1981 ibid) was a Swiss writer .

Life

Cécile Lauber was the daughter of Hermann Dietler , a director of the Gotthard Railway . She attended the Lucerne School of Applied Arts , the conservatory in Lausanne and went on study trips to Italy and England . From 1911, her first literary works appeared in the newspaper Der Bund and in the “ Swiss Women's Calendar ” published by Clara Büttiker . In 1913 she married the lawyer Werner Lauber and lived with him initially in Lausanne and from 1918 in Lucerne . The focus of Cécile Lauber's artistic activities, which also included painting and sculpture , was now on literature . Cécile Lauber wrote novels , short stories , essays , poems and dramas ; her works are shaped by humanism and love for nature.

Between 1925 and 1964, Lauber received four awards from the Swiss Schiller Foundation , including the 1964 Complete Works Award for her narrative work, the Lucerne City Literature Award in 1956 and the Central Switzerland Literature Award in 1969 .

Lauber died in Lucerne in 1981 and was buried in the Friedental cemetery.

Works

  • The story of the life and death of Robert Duggwyler , Leipzig 1922
  • Sin against the children , Leipzig 1924
  • The change , Leipzig 1929
  • The walk into nature , Leipzig 1930
  • Chinese knick-knacks , Zurich [u. a.] 1931
  • The little girl with the sulfur sticks , Berlin 1931
  • The dark day , Zurich [u. a.] 1933
  • The lost maid , Horw-Luzern 1934
  • Mother's pulpit , Bremen 1936
  • Poems , Bremen 1937
  • Gift of a summer , Leipzig 1938
  • Silent nature , Berlin 1939
  • Animals in my life , St. Gallen 1940
  • Nala , Zurich 1942
  • Portraits of musicians , Olten 1943
  • Reunion with Madame Bovary , Olten 1943
  • A guest performance , Karlsruhe 1946
  • Your mother's country , Zurich
    • 1 (1946)
    • 2 (1950)
    • 3 (1950)
    • 4 (1952)
  • Lucerne , Bern 1947
  • Collected poems , St. Gallen 1955
  • In the violence of things , Frauenfeld 1961
  • Novels, short stories, short stories, poetry, aphorisms , Geneva [a. a.] 1968
  • Collected works , Bern
    • 1. The change. Legends. Animals in my life. Nala , 1971
    • 2. Mute nature. Stories. Chinese knick-knacks. Poetry , 1971
    • 3. In the power of things. Novellas. Essays. Aphorisms , 1972
    • 4. Robert Duggwyler. Early novels. Drama , 1972
    • 5. Your Mother's Land 1 , 1970
    • 6. Your Mother's Land 2 , 1970

Fonts

  • Lo-Foh, Chinese Novellette, 1918
  • The judgment of God, 1921

Exhibition catalogs

  • Cécile Lauber, watercolors , Lucerne 1974

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Cécile Lauber - My relationship to the “beautiful book” In: Mitteilungsblatt der Schweizerischen Bibliophilen-Gesellschaft , Vol. 1, 1944, pp. 48–49
  2. ^ Lo-Foh, Chinese Novellette, 1918
  3. ↑ The Judgment of God, 1921


personal data
SURNAME Lauber, Cecile
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dietler, Cécile (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss writer
DATE OF BIRTH July 13, 1887
PLACE OF BIRTH Lucerne
DATE OF DEATH April 16, 1981
Place of death Lucerne