Erika Tappe
Erika Tappe (born June 19, 1939 in Essen as Erika Wyneken ; † December 3, 2019 in Berlin ) was a German artist , voice actress , screenplay assistant , actress and author .
Life
Erika Tappe grew up in Essen and Ambach on Lake Starnberg . As a young woman in Munich she worked as a voice actress (e.g. title role in the German version of Adieu Philippine by Jacques Rozier ), screenwriting assistant and actress in supporting roles (e.g. Das ozeanische Fest ). In her first marriage to the archaeologist Ernst-Ludwig Schwandner , she traveled to excavations and created, among other things, a documentary film about the excavation of the Aphaia sanctuary on the Greek island of Aegina . Erika Tappe lived in Berlin with her second husband, the architect, artist, illustrator and author Hans-Christian Tappe .
Artistic creation
Painting and installations
Erika Tappe first learned autodidactically, then from Susanne Stolzenberg, Reinhard Stangl , Franz Grabmayr and Peter Herrmann . She traveled, drew and painted with her second husband Hans-Christian Tappe and exhibited her works in Europe and Russia . Her wide repertoire ranges from installations, oil paintings and drawings, from abstraction to naturalism . She was an active (founding) member of the artist group Galerie Futura in Berlin .
Movies
- 1960 Adieu Philippine ( Jacques Rozier , German dubbed version, female lead)
- 1960 Screenplay assistant to Peter Fleischmann
- 1961 Caution camera (decoy, various roles, with Chris Howland and Helli Pagel )
- 1962 The Oceanic Festival (directed by Ottokar Runze , camera Wolfgang Treu , with Brigitte Grothum and Carsta Löck )
- 1964-1965 various roles in advertising films
- 2013, October WDR documentation on camera caution , as part of the broadcast current hour
Books
As an author, Erika Tappe mainly worked in an autobiographical and contemporary history.
- (1999) Maikäfer flies…
In: Burned Children - Childhood in Germany 1939–1945, Part Two; Zeitgut series Volume 7, Zeitgut Verlag, ISBN 3-933336-26-0 (chapter contribution) - (2000) Home foreign
In: Cod liver oil and Chewing Gum - Childhood in Germany 1945–1950; Zeitgut series Volume 14, Zeitgut Verlag, ISBN 3-933336-23-6 (chapter contribution) - (2002) An Italian Night (1957)
In: Halbstark und efficient - Youth in Germany 1950-1960; Zeitgut Volume 17 series, Zeitgut Verlag, ISBN 3-933336-17-1 (chapter contribution & picture on the back cover) - (2002) 1952 - 1963 "No exception"
In: Halbstark und efficient - Jugend in Deutschland 1950-1960; Zeitgut Volume 17 series, Zeitgut Verlag, ISBN 3-933336-17-1 (chapter contribution) - (2004) through car to Copenhagen
In: Wall Passages - Border Crossings, Escape and Travel 1961-1989; Zeitgut Volume 19 series, Zeitgut Verlag, ISBN 3-933336-19-8 (chapter contribution) - (2004) 9./10. November 1989 "Now it is finally broken!"
In: Wall passages - border crossings, escapes and journeys 1961-1989; Zeitgut Volume 19 series, Zeitgut Verlag, ISBN 3-933336-19-8 (chapter contribution) - (2017) Music everywhere
In: Greek Invitation to Music, GrössenWahn Verlag Frankfurt / M., ISBN 978-3-95771-150-2 - (2019) The Arrows of Eros
In: Entführung in die Antike, PalmArtPress Berlin, ISBN 978-3-96258-039-1
Web links
- Literature by and about Erika Tappe in the catalog of the German National Library
- Website by Erika Tappe
- Futura Gallery
- Zeitgut publishing house
Individual evidence
- ↑ WDR documentation on caution camera ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , as part of the program Current Hour , October 2013
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Tap, Erika |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Wyneken, Erika (maiden name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German artist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 19, 1939 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | eat |
| DATE OF DEATH | 3rd December 2019 |