Free artists in Wiesbaden

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The Free Art Association Wiesbaden (short: FKW ) was founded in 1925 by Otto Ritschl .

history

The freelance artists in Wiesbaden included artistic personalities from the state capital. A machine-written list of members from October 10, 1929, which only recently appeared in the Wiesbaden city archive, is very informative for the reconstruction of Wiesbaden art history at the beginning of the 20th century. It informs about artist friendships and their relationships, about which little was known until now.

The FKW was a very tolerant artists' association, because it brought together artists in the former Wilhelmine stronghold of Wiesbaden who practiced a wide variety of styles , realism , expressionism , new objectivity , surrealism and abstract painting .

Interestingly enough, this list explicitly indicates that this association represents the interests of architecture , sculpture , the arts and crafts and painting . In addition, she gives the addresses of the artists who will be useful for future, further research on Wiesbaden's city history.

Membership list of the FKW

  • Bierbrauer, Willy , Moritzstrasse N. 2 III, sculptor
  • Buchholz, GT, Kapellenstrasse, painter
  • Brugmann, Hedwig, Luisenstrasse N. 6 III, craftswoman
  • Hans Christiansen
  • Eichelsheim, Hellmut, Moritzstrasse N. 41, painter
  • Fabry, Edmund, Ahornweg N. 1, architect
  • Geck, Karl, Rauentalerstrasse N.14, glass painter
  • Hensler , Arnold, Hedwigstrasse Aukam, sculptor
  • Hochhuth, Ilse, Kaiserfriedrichring N. 19, painter
  • Jawlensky , Alexej von, Beethovenstrasse N. 9, painter
  • Andreas Jawlensky , André von, Beethovenstrasse N. 9, painter
  • Joseph, Rudolf, Arndtstrasse N. 6 I, architect
  • Köster, Walter, Oranienstrasse 49 III, painter a. Graphic artist
  • Kümmel , Elisabeth, Rüdesheimerstrasse 22 I, artist
  • Mertens, Ludwig von, Rheinstrasse 105 III, sculptor
  • Minner, Ludwig, Wilhelmstrasse 18 II, architect
  • Presber, Adolf , Wiesbaden-Biebrich, Frankfurterstr. 12 I, painter
  • Quedenfeld, Anna, Mosbacherstrasse 12, painter
  • Ritschl, Otto , Rüdesheimerstrasse 23 I, painter
  • Schauer, Franz, Wartestrasse 6a, painter
  • Severain, Gerhard, Taunusstrasse 54 III, architect a. painter
  • Disk, Richard, Marktstr. 12 III, painter a. Graphic artist
  • Schlüssel, Fritz , [street name illegible because it was inserted by hand] 32 I, painter
  • Stiehl, Liselotte, Kaiserfriedrichring 51 I, craftswoman
  • Wagner, Hans, Westendstrasse N. 8 I, painter
  • Wolf-Malm, Ernst, Ahornweg N. 1, painter
  • Vogel, Julius, Finkenhofstrasse 33 III, Frankfurt, painter

literature

  • Ulrich Schmidt, Städt. Museum Wiesbaden, Gemäldegalerie, catalog, Wiesbaden 1967
  • Ulrich Schmidt, Bürgerliche Kunstförderung in Wiesbaden, in: Nassauische Annalen, vol. 84, 1973, p. 151 ff
  • Ulrich Schmidt, Wiesbaden artist from 3 generations, Wiesbaden 1980
  • Bernd Fäthke, Alexej Jawlensky, drawing-graphic documents, exh. Cat .: Museum Wiesbaden 1983
  • Ulrich Schmidt, Museum Wiesbaden, art collections, Munich / Zurich 1982
  • Bernd Fäthke, Wiesbaden painter of the 19th and early 20th centuries, Wiesbadener Leben, 9/1987, p. 33 ff
  • Berthold Bubner, Wiesbaden, Monuments and Historic Places, Wiesbaden 1993

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Bernd Fäthke, Alexej Jawlensky, heads etched and painted, Die Wiesbadener Jahre, Galerie Draheim, Wiesbaden 2012, p. 30, fig. 33
  2. ↑ ch. Mela Escherich , Wiesbadener Künstlerschaft, Der Cicerone, vol. XVIII, 1926, p. 683
  3. ^ Fäthke: Alexej Jawlensky, drawing-graphics-documents. 1983, p. 51 f.
  4. ^ Bubner: Wiesbaden, architectural monuments and historical sites . 1993, p. 114.
  5. ↑ Bernd Fäthke, Jawlensky and his companions in a new light, Munich 2004
  6. ↑ Ulrich Schmidt, The beautiful world of Andreas Jawlensky, paintings, pastels, watercolors, graphics, exh. Cat.Museum Wiesbaden, issue 12, Wiesbaden 1978
  7. ↑ Helga Lukowsky, Jawlenskys Abendsonne, The Painter and the Artist Lisa Kümmel, Königstein / Taunus 2000
  8. ^ Fäthke: Alexej Jawlensky, drawing-graphics-documents. 1983, p. 52.
  9. ↑ Bernd Fäthke: Alo Altripp - Of colors, shapes and non-colors. Galerie Draheim, Wiesbaden 2009. ISBN 978-3-00-029529-4