Katharina Maillard

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Katharina Maillard (born November 3, 1922 in Berlin ; † February 24, 2010 in Stuttgart ) also Katja Maillard , from 1952 Katja Greve , was a German musician and illustrator.

Life

Katja Maillard was a daughter of the painter Willi Maillard , a painter from the Free Secession directed by Max Liebermann and professor at the Art Academy in Berlin and Cläre Maillard- Zechlin.

She was best known in the 1950s and 1960s as a children's book illustrator ( Hanselmann travels around the world with James Krüss , children today is a weekly market ) and through working with her aunt, the art and craft teacher Ruth Zechlin . In 1952 she married the poet and later long-time director of the library of the German Literature Archive in Marbach Ludwig Greve .

The Meersburg painter Maria Kegel-Maillard was the older sister of Katharina Maillard.

Works (illustrator)

  • Hanselmann travels around the world with James Krüss
  • Children today is the weekly market
  • Hanselmann has big plans for James Krüss
  • I am little Steffelchen, with Lene Hille-Brandts
  • The fairy tale of the fisherman and his wife, with Trude von Rebay
  • Frieder and Katerlieschen. Based on a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm
  • How the bears sweep their rooms
  • King Hangover. A picture book. with Hanna Hanisch
  • I am a little ray of sunshine - A children's book, with verses by Ursula Rhode-Jüchtern
  • Vom Schlaraffenland, with Paul Alverdes
  • Little Mr. Pucha and his chicken Koko, with Hanna Hanisch
  • Noah's Ark
  • Big Top Wonder World, with James Krüss
  • The little song thrush. Various regional editions, by HM Sambeth and HR Franzke
  • My toy closet
  • Circus-Magic (USA, with Sharon Banigan)
  • This is our house
  • My house, my ball, my little doll, with Heide Heidemann

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Zechlins. Family and descendants tables of Achim Segelin 1541 in Kyritz, Lentz Zechlin around 1600 in Scharlibbe u. Jürgen Zechlin around 1700 in Stolper Land, edited by Cläre Maillard , b. Zechlin, Berlin 1937
  2. ^ Friedrich Pfäfflin and Eva Dambacher (eds.): "Ludwig Greve - Autobiographical writings and letters". With an essay by Ingo Schulze. 3 vols. Wallstein Verlag, Göttingen 2013. ISBN 978-3-8353-1216-6
personal data
SURNAME Maillard, Katharina
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Maillard, Katja; Greve, Katja
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German musician and illustrator
DATE OF BIRTH November 3, 1922
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH February 24, 2010
Place of death Stuttgart