Lieselotte Klose

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Lieselotte Klose (born June 6, 1918 - April 24, 2010 ) was a German painter who worked in Magdeburg .

Life

Lieselotte Klose grew up in Magdeburg. At the request of her parents, she first completed an apprenticeship as a shorthand typist before she could devote herself to her passion, painting. In addition to her work in an office, she took private lessons with the watercolorist Mathilde Fabricius from the age of 16 . During the Second World War she was in Berlin , where she was taught by Professors Klaus and Orlowski. Due to the bombing, she had to leave the city and moved to Weimar . Here she studied with Hugo Gugg at the College of Building and Fine Arts . During the war she returned to Magdeburg and was drafted into the war economy in a machine factory.

After the war ended, in 1947 she married the engineer Otto Klose , who had fought in the resistance as an anti-fascist. In 1948 Lieselotte Klose and her husband Otto, the Schönebeck artist Katharina Heise , Arno Meng and other artists from the region were one of the guests on the day the Magdeburg artists' association Dalbe was founded . Your signature can be found on the founding deed of the artist group. At least around 1950 she lived in Goldschmidtring 14 in Magdeburg's Stadtfeld Ost district . Klose died in a nursing home in 2010.

Lieselotte Klose's work is stylistically influenced by Emil Nolde , whose work she greatly appreciated. Klose painted and drew what she found beautiful. Whether poppies, landscapes on the coast or portraits of neighbors and colleagues; "She called life into the world with her pictures". She herself said about her work: “I show people what our life is worth for. I help them perceive simple beauty. Through my gaze. "

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Curriculum vitae based on Dorothea Iser's obituary dated May 15, 2010 at: Volksstimme.de . (Accessed August 16, 2020)
  2. ^ Founding document of the dalbe artist group, 1948 . ( Wikisource )
  3. ↑ Address book of the city of Magdeburg 1950/51 , Part I, page 289
  4. ↑ [1]
personal data
SURNAME Klose, Lieselotte
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter
DATE OF BIRTH June 6, 1918
DATE OF DEATH April 24, 2010