Ernst Klotz

Ernst Klotz (born February 4, 1894 in Dresden , † August 27, 1970 in Holzolling near Weyarn ) was a German author, primarily a poet.

The doctor of philosophy was the last house poet of the old Simpl in Munich until 1944 and previously worked as a publisher . His ballads , grotesques, and morality , written for the lecture , have also appeared in a number of book publications. Klotz is considered to be one of the forefathers of Schwabing Bohème and has also been an interpreter for the record several times in the Schwabing context. In 1962 he was awarded the Schwabing Art Prize.

Works (selection)

• The world mystery man. The unveiling of the real nature of man and the way to a new anatomical education for all. Publishing house Richard A. Giesecke, Dresden 1922.
• The good conscience. Dramatic scene. Höfling, Munich 1937.
• The bathtub. Schwabing moritaten. Illustrated by Eugen Croissant . Steuben-Verlag, Berlin 1940. - Reprint: Steuben-Verlag, Berlin 1947. - Other edition: The bathtub. Schwabing grotesques. Drawings by Maria Saekel-Jelkmann. Graeber & Olzog, Munich 1956.
• Music in the closet. Schwabing grotesques. With drawings by Rolf Ege. Isar Verlag, Munich 1955.
• The wild boar. Schwabing poetry to read and read aloud. With drawings by Ernst Hürlimann. Süddeutscher Verlag, Munich 1962.

literature

• Walther Diehl: The artist bar "Simplicissimus" - history of a Munich cabaret 1903 to 1960. Munich-Verlag, Munich 2008, ISBN 978-3-937090-27-6 .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Winner of the Schwabing Art Prize

Web links

• Literature by and about Ernst Klotz in the catalog of the German National Library