Elisabeth Crodel

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Elisabeth Crodel (born November 8, 1897 in Ober-Glauche ; † April 8, 1967 in Munich ; born Elisabeth von Fiebig ) was a German painter and artisan .

Life

Elisabeth von Fiebig grew up as the daughter of a doctorate in chemistry, mountaineering and sports rider Walt (h) er von Fiebig and his wife Elisabeth von Kessel in Jena , had lessons from the painter and art teacher Christoph Natter and had her own studio in Jena. As Ibeth von Fiebig she participated in the exhibitions of the Munich Secession in 1918 and 1919 and in 1922 at the annual exhibition of the Free Secession in Berlin.

In 1918 she married the painter Charles Crodel , based on whose designs she created an extensive work of tapestries as well as ( embroidery and appliqué ). Her textile work, mostly paraments , expanded large glass painting commissions from Charles Crodel. As with many women in art , her work was closely tied to that of her husband.

Elisabeth Crodel was portrayed by Gerhard Marcks .

She is buried with her husband in the Kröllwitz cemetery in Halle.

Exhibitions

  • 1918 Munich art exhibition in the Glaspalast still life and early spring (Ib v. Fiebig, Munich Secession)
  • 1949 Anger Museum Erfurt: Twelve masters of arts and crafts a . a. Elisabeth Crodel: Embroidered wall hangings
  • 1956 Coburger Kunstverein: Prof. Charles Crodel: arts and crafts - with 27 wall hangings made by Elisabeth Crodel
  • 1958–1965 Exhibitions at Pennsylvania State University and University of Louisville , Kentucky, together with Charles Crodel
  • 1975 Overview of works in the Osnabrück Cultural History Museum in the Dominican Church there

See also

Johann Friedrich Wilhelm von Fiebig

literature

  • Charles and Elisabeth Crodel: Embroidered Tapestries. Hildegard v. Portatius: knotted tapestries . Exhibition catalog. Museum of Cultural History, Osnabrück 1975.
  • Ingrid von der Dollen: Painters in the 20th Century - Visual Art of the 'Lost Generation' Born 1890-1910 . Hirmer, Munich 2000, ISBN 3777487007 , pp. 70, 89f., 165, 293f., 319.

Remarks

  1. ↑ * July 10th, 1866 on the parental manor Cracowahne, two-time winner of the Grand Prix of Baden-Baden, retired as Rittmeister, enrolled at the University of Lausanne on October 22nd, 1902 and doing his doctorate on July 16, 1908 "About Salacetol and Aceton" ( [1] )
  2. ↑ * March 17, 1873, sister of Kurt von Kessel , the father of Albrecht von Kessel and Friedrich von Kessel .
  3. ↑ Martina Rudloff: Gerhard Marcks: The plastic work . Propylaea Publishing House. Frankfurt am Main u. a. 1977, ISBN 3-549-06620-1 , No. 98 (1923) and No. 159 (1927).
personal data
SURNAME Crodel, Elisabeth
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Fiebig, Elisabeth von (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter and artisan
DATE OF BIRTH November 8, 1897
PLACE OF BIRTH Ober-Glauche
DATE OF DEATH April 8, 1967
Place of death Munich