List of members of the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart

This list of the members of the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart lists the members with their departments who were or are active as teachers or students at the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart , including honorary members and honorary senators as well as those affected by the Holocaust .

Current lecturers (full-time professors)

Section Art

• Magdalena Eckes , didactics art and educational sciences
• Thomas Bechinger , glass design and painting
• Rolf Bier , general artistic training
• Reto Boller , painting
• Birgit Brenner , installation
• Holger Bunk , life drawing and painting
• NN, painting
• Felix Ensslin , Art Education and Aesthetics
• Rainer Ganahl , sculpture (material and space concepts also including new media)
• Cristina Gómez Barrio , Body, Theory and Poetics of the Performative
• Cordula Güdemann , painting and drawing
• Christian Jankowski , sculpture (installation, performance, video)
• Udo Koch , sculpture
• Volker Lehnert , general artistic training
• Antonia Low , body / space / narration
• Wolfgang Mayer , Body, Theory and Poetics of the Performative
• Mariella Mosler , Sculpture and Ceramics (Spatial Form Processes)
• Andreas Opiolka , General Artistic Education
• Ricarda Roggan , photography
• Alexander Roob , Free Graphics and Painting
• Bettina Walter , costume design
• Susanne Windelen , sculpture
• Martin Zehetgruber , set designer

Department of Architecture

• Mark Blaschitz , Housing and Basics of Design
• Stephan Engelsmann , Structural Design and Structural Engineering
• Anne Bergner, Basics of Construction / Furniture, Space and Material
• Fabienne Hoelzel , design and urban planning
• Fahim Mohammadi , Basics of Design
• Marianne Mueller , designing architecture and building typology
• Matthias Rudolph, building technology and climate-friendly design
• NN, drafting architecture and design
• Brigitte Sölch, history of architecture and design
• Tobias Wallisser , architecture design / innovative building and room concepts

Design department

• Veronika Aumann, textile design
• Anne Bergner, Basics of Construction / Furniture, Space and Material
• Uli Cluss , communication design
• Daniel Martin Feige , Philosophy and Aesthetics
• Uwe Fischer , Industrial Design
• Karl Höing , textile design
• Fahim Mohammadi , Basics of Design
• Hans-Georg Pospischil , communication design
• Aylin Langreuter , Christophe de la Fontaine , Industrial Design
• Gerwin Schmidt , font and typography
• Ulrike Myrzik, photography
• Patrick Thomas , communication design
• Marcus Wichmann , basics in communication design

Art History Restoration Section

• Irene Brückle , restoration of graphics, archives and library items
• Nils Büttner , Middle and New Art History
• Magdalena Eckes, didactics art and educational sciences
• Andrea Funck, restoration of archaeological, ethnological and handicraft objects
• Johannes Gfeller, Conservation of New Media and Digital Information
• NN, Contemporary Art History, Aesthetics and Art Theory
• Christoph Krekel, Archaeometric Laboratory (Institute for Painting Technology)
• Roland Lenz, conservation and restoration of wall paintings, architectural surfaces and stone polychromy
• Wibke Neugebauer, restoration of paintings and sculptures
• Anna von Reden, restoration of paintings and sculptures

Well-known former professors and their subject area (selection)

• Albrecht Ade , 1976–1991, graphic design
• Heinrich Altherr , 1913–1939, 1919–1921 director of the Württ. Academy of Fine Arts, painting
• Albrecht Appelhans , 1962–1969, painting
• Fritz Auer , 1993–1995, design
• Horst Bachmayer , 1966–1997, works
• Wilhelm Bäumer , 1869–1870, style studies
• Gerhard Banik , 1990–2008, restoration and conservation of graphics, archive and library material
• Otto Baum , 1946–1965, sculpture
• Herbert Baumann , 1965–1990, sculpture
• Willi Baumeister , 1946–1955, painting
• Moritz Baumgartl , 1976–2000, general artistic training
• Gunter Böhmer , 1960–1976, free graphics and illustration
• Hermann Brachert , 1946–1956, sculpture
• Robert Breyer , 1914–1933, painting
• Jürgen Brodwolf , 1982–1994, sculpture
• Walter Brudi , 1949–1973, book graphics and typography, head of the Institute for Book Design
• Peter Chevalier , 1992–2019, painting
• David Chipperfield , 1995–2000, architecture / design
• Johann Vincenz Cissarz , 1906 teaching position for artistic book equipment at the K. Kunstgewerbliche teaching and experimental workshop, 1909 appointment as professor, 1913–1916 head of the department for graphic arts and bookselling at the K. Kunstgewerbeschule
• Paul Gottfried Christaller , 1886– ?, technical drawing and drafting, wax modeling, chasing
• Felix Cziossek , 1941–1945, stage design, festival design, theater costume
• Johann Heinrich Dannecker , 1790–1794, sculpture
• Rudolf Daudert , 1947–1972, general artistic training
• Johann Friedrich Dieterich , 1829–1846, history painting
• Friedrich Distelbarth , 1829–1836, sculpture
• Adolf von Donndorf , 1876–1910, sculpture
• Paul Uwe Dreyer , 1972–2005, painting
• Alexander Eckener , taught copperplate engraving and etching from 1908, appointed professor in 1912; In 1925 he was entrusted with the management of the academy. Eckener resigned from this position in 1928, but continued teaching until his retirement in 1936. Master student of Leopold von Kalckreuth, brother of the airshipman Hugo Eckener.
• Heinz Edelmann , 1986–1996, graphic design (illustration)
• Wilhelm von Eiff , 1921–1943, glass and precious stone processing
• Marianne Eigenheer , 1997–2007, painting and free graphics
• Hans Martin Erhardt , 1970–1971, painting and drawing (substitute professor)
• Arthur Fauser , 1961–1961, painting (retirement from teaching)
• Reinhard Ferdinand Heinrich Fischer , 1771–1794, architecture ("Civilbaukunst")
• Erich Feyerabend , 1938–1945, woodcut, 1940–1942 director (on behalf of Fritz von Graevenitz)
• William Firebrace , 1997–2006, Fundamentals of Design
• Klaus Franz , 1975–1990, building construction
• Nicolas Fritz , 1996–2016, design, architecture and building technology
• Eugen Funk , 1949–1976, advertising graphics and writing
• Heinrich Funk , 1854–1876, landscape painting
• Wolfgang Gäfgen , 1983–2002, free graphics and painting
• Fritz Genkinger , 1970–1971, painting (substitute professor)
• Adolf Gnauth , 1870–1872, style studies
• Gerhard Gollwitzer , 1946–1968, general artistic training, head of art teacher training
• Gottfried Graf , 1920–1938, graphic (woodcut)
• Fritz von Graevenitz , 1937–1945, sculpture, 1938–1945 director (with interruption), on the Nazi state's “ God-gifted list ”
• Peter Grau , 1968–1994, general artistic training
• Carlos Grethe , 1899–1913, painting
• Hermann Gretsch , designer, Nazi cultural functionary, 1940–1941 director of the Staatl. Württ. School of Applied Arts, 1941–1945 deputy. Director of the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart, on the " God gifted list " of the Nazi state
• Dieter Groß , 1972–2002, general artistic training, head of art teacher training
• Jakob Grünenwald , 1877–1896, drawing
• Nicolas Guibal , 1761–1784, painting, art theory
• Carl von Häberlin , 1869–1885, genre painting
• Ludwig Habich , 1910–1937, 1918–1919 director of the Württ. Academy of Fine Arts, sculpture
• Rudolf Haegele 1965–1992, painting
• Adolf Friedrich Harper , 1761–1794, painting
• Robert von Haug , 1894–1922, painting, 1902–1912 director of the K. Academy of Fine Arts
• Robert Haussmann , 1986–1998, interior design
• Paul Haustein , 1905–1907 assistant teacher for the metal subject at the K. Kunstgewerbliche Lehr- und Versuchswerkstätte, 1907–1944 professor for metal art at the K. Kunstgewerbliche Lehr- und Versuchswerkstätte or K. (since 1918: Staatl.) Württ. Kunstgewerbeschule, 1938–1940 their deputy director
• Viktor Wilhelm Peter Heideloff , 1790–1794, painting
• Klaus Heider , 1970–1971, painting (substitute professor)
• Erwin Heinle , 1965–1981, architecture building construction
• Manfred Henninger , 1949–1961, painting
• Mike Hentz , 2003–2008, Intermediales Gestalten
• Ludwig von Herterich , 1896–1898, portrait painting
• Philipp Friedrich Hetsch , 1787–1794, painting
• Johannes Hewel , 1993–2009, glass design and painting
• Karl Hils , 1946–1955, sculpture, works
• Herbert Hirche , 1949–1975, interior architecture and furniture design
• Rudolf Hoflehner , 1962–1981, sculpture
• Adolf Hölzel , 1905–1919, 1916–1918 director of the K. Academy of Fine Arts, Painting
• Alfred Hrdlicka , 1971–1986, sculpture
• Joan Jonas , 1995–2000, sculpture
• Gustav Jourdan , 1911-1946, a. a. Professorship for fabric printing
• Leopold von Kalckreuth , 1899, 1900–1905 director of the K. Art School and K. Academy of Fine Arts, portrait, genre and landscape painting
• Albert Kappis , 1880–1905, landscape painting
• Friedrich von Keller , 1883–1913, painting
• Wolfgang Kermer , 1966–1997, art history, 1971–1984 Rector of the Academy
• Jürgen Kierspel , 1992–2012, writing
• Robert Knorr , 1893–1923, figure modeling, figure and life drawing
• Hans von Kolb , 1881–1913, ornamental form theory, ornament and figure painting (colored), decorative design, figure drawing and watercolor painting, life drawing, from 1892 director of the K. Kunstgewerbeschule, 1896–1913 its full-time director
• Anton Kolig , 1928–1943, painting
• Joseph Kosuth , 1991–1997, painting
• Manfred Kröplien , 1974–2002, graphic design, head of the Institute for Book Design
• Franz August Otto Krüger , 1901–1903, design and execution of furniture, director of the K. Kunstgewerbliche teaching and experimental workshop
• Christian Landenberger , 1905–1927, technical painting
• Carl von Lemcke , 1885–1903, art history
• Alexander von Liezen-Mayer , 1880–1883 ​​director of the K. Art School, history painting
• Johann Friedrich Leybold , 1789–1794, drawing and modeling
• Karl Jakob Theodor Leybold , 1829–1844, painting, 1842–1844, inspector of the K. Gemäldegalerie
• Peter Litzlbauer , 1992–2017, Basics of Construction / Furniture, Space and Material
• Alfred Lörcher , 1919–1945, sculpture
• Karl Ludwig , 1877–1880, landscape painting
• Wilhelm Lübke , 1869–1885, art history
• Fritz Mader , 1942–1945, drawing and painting (landscape)
• Inge Mahn , 1987–1993, sculpture
• Erich Mansen , 1971–1995, painting and drawing
• Hermann Mayrhofer-Passau , 1939–1945, etching, lithograph
• Sotirios Michou , 1974-2003, works
• Heinz Mohl , 1974–1996, architecture building construction
• Johann Gotthard von Müller , 1776–1796, copperplate engraving, head of the copperplate engraving and printing company
• Hans Meid , 1948–1951, free graphics and illustration
• Bernhard von Neher , 1846–1879, history painting, from 1854 director of the K. Art School
• Gerd Neisser , 1971–1972, general artistic training (substitute professor)
• Hannes Neuner , 1953–1967, general artistic training, 1967–1969, painting and drawing
• Chris Newman , 2001–2002, sculpture
• Bernhard Pankok , 1901–1913, designing and executing furniture, 1903–1913 chairman of the K. Kunstgewerbliche teaching and experimental workshop, 1913–1937 director of the K. (since 1918: Staatl.) Württ. Kunstgewerbeschule
• Hugo Peters , 1947–1976, general artistic training
• Robert Poetzelberger , 1899–1926, painting and sculpture
• Werner Pokorny , 1998–2013, general artistic training (focus on sculpture)
• Heine Rath , 1913–1920, woodcut
• Robert von Reinhardt , 1872–1901, style studies with exercises
• Rudolf Rochga , 1903–1938, surface art, decorative painting
• Jürgen Rose , 1973–2000, stage art
• Karl Rössing , 1947–1960, free graphics and illustration
• Heinrich Franz Gaudenz von Rustige , 1845–1887, genre painting, history and portrait painting
• Ludwig Schaffrath , 1985–1993, glass design and painting
• Richard Sapper , 1986–1998, industrial design
• Matthias Sauerbruch , 2001–2007, architecture
• Philipp Jakob Scheffauer , 1790–1794, sculpture
• Christoff Schellenberger , 1955–1988, works
• Adolf G. Schneck , 1921–1949, furniture construction and interior design
• Wolfgang Schenkluhn , 1992, art history
• Friedrich Hermann Ernst Schneidler , 1920–1948, head of the department for graphic arts and book trade, book graphics and typography, on the Nazi state's “ God-gifted list ”
• Rudolf Schoofs , 1976–1997, free graphics
• Claudius Schraudolph (the younger) , 1883–1894 director of the K. Art School, genre painting, illustration
• Herwig Schubert , 1973–1991, figurative drawing and painting
• Karl-Henning Seemann , 1974–1999, general artistic training (focus on sculpture)
• Alfred Seiland , 1997–2019, photography
• Hans Erich Slany , 1986–1991, capital goods design
• Hermann Sohn , 1946–1962, painting
• KRH Sonderborg , 1965–1990, painting
• Giuseppe Spagnulo , 1987–2002, Free and Applied Ceramics
• Christian Speyer , 1901–1925, drawing, painting
• Peter Steiner , 1955–1991, writing
• Gottlob Friedrich Steinkopf , 1829–1854, from 1845 director of the K. Art School
• Fritz Steisslinger , 1946–1948, painting
• Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen , 1968–1971, general artistic training, 1971–1985, glass design
• Rolf E. Straub , 1963–1982, Technology of Painting
• George Teodorescu , 1992–2012, Master of Design / Integral Studies
• Heinz Trökes , 1961–1964, painting
• Niklaus Troxler , 1998–2013, communication design
• Micha Ullman , 1991–2005, sculpture
• Henk Visch , 1994–2000, sculpture
• Arno Votteler , 1975–1994, interior architecture and furniture design
• Theodor Wagner , 1836–1876, sculpture
• Arnold Waldschmidt , 1915–1938, life drawing, painting (from 1919 Hölzel-Stelle), 1927–1931 director, from 1920 Nazi activist in various functions, most recently SS-Oberführer and commander of the subcamp of the Ravensbrück concentration camp in Sassnitz on Rügen, on the " God-gifted list " of the Nazi state
• Karl Hans Walter , 1948–1953, general artistic training
• Hans Warnecke , 1949–1966, head of the metal department, product design
• Kurt Wehlte , 1949–1963, head of the Institute for Painting Technology
• Kurt Weidemann , 1964–1985, information and graphic practice
• Karl Ludwig Weisser , 1858–1879, inspector of the K. Kupferstichsammlung, 1862–1866, art history, 1866–1879 costume studies
• Conrad Weitbrecht , 1830–1832, drawing and modeling (K. Kunstschule), 1832–1836 professor for ornament drawing (K. Gewerbeschule, predecessor institute of the University of Stuttgart )
• Hans Wentzel , 1953–1961, art history
• Frank R. Werner , 1990–1994, building history, architectural theory and design history
• Karl Wiehl , 1946–1952, interior design and furniture construction
• Heinrich Wildemann , 1955–1964, painting
• Herta-Maria Witzemann , 1952–1985, interior architecture and furniture design
• Leo Wollner , 1957–1991, textile design
• Rudolf Yelin , 1946–1970, glass painting and mosaic
• Annett Zinsmeister , 2007–2013, Basics of Design / Experimental Design

Well-known former students of the academy or their predecessor institutions

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A.

• Max Ackermann (1887–1975), painter and graphic artist
• Albrecht Ade (* 1932), graphic designer and university professor, founding director of the Baden-Württemberg Film Academy
• Reinhold Adt (* 1958), mixed media
• Theo Aeckerle (1892–1966), painter, draftsman, sculptor and lithographer
• Eckart Aheimer (1940–2009), textile designer and university professor
• Frank Ahlgrimm (* 1965), painter and graphic artist
• Alfred Ahner (1890–1973), painter and graphic artist
• Paul Aichele (1859–1920), sculptor
• Rose Alber (* 1931), painter
• Rolf Altena (* 1947), painter and graphic artist
• Bernd Altenstein (* 1943), sculptor and university professor
• Hüseyin Altin (* 1944), German-Turkish sculptor and art educator
• Albrecht Appelhans (1900–1975), painter, illustrator and university professor
• Mona Ardeleanu (* 1984), painter
• Barbara Armbruster (* 1955), mixed media
• Axel Arndt (1941–1998), painter and graphic artist
• Eva Aschoff (1900–1969), type artist
• Wilhelm Auberlen (1860–1948), painter
• Ellen Auerbach (1906–2004), photographer
• Frank Aumüller (* 1960), photography
• Sabina Aurich (* 1956), object artist

B.

• Bernd Baader (* 1937), painter, graphic artist, illustrator
• Hermann Bach (1842–1914/1919), sculptor
• Max Bach (1841–1914), painter and art historian
• Horst Bachmayer (1932–2017), enamel artist and university professor
• Ernst Bader (1860–1915), painter
• Paul Bader (* 1928), painter, draftsman, art teacher
• Hermann Bäuerle (1886–1972), painter and etcher
• Hans Bäurle (* 1931), painter, graphic artist and sculptor
• Hermann Baisch (1846–1894), painter and etcher
• Otto Baisch (1840–1892), painter, poet and art writer
• Min Bark (* 1979), performance
• Gottlob Georg Barth (1777–1848), architect, court builder
• Walter Barth (1938–2014), painter, art didactic, university professor
• Hans Barthelmess (1887–1916), painter, draftsman and etcher
• Alfred Bast (* 1948), painter
• Herbert Bauer (1935–1986), painter
• Karl Bauer (1868–1942), painter, graphic artist and writer
• Leo Bauer (1872–1960), painter and etcher
• Wolf Bauer (1938–1990), textile designer and university professor
• Karl Wilhelm Bauerle (1831–1912), painter
• Philipp Bauknecht (1884–1933), painter and graphic artist
• Otto Baum (1900–1977), sculptor and university professor
• Herbert Baumann (1927–1990), sculptor and university professor
• Werner Baumann (1925–2009), graphic artist, art teacher, art mediator
• Willi Baumeister (1889–1955), painter, graphic artist, typographer, set designer, art theorist and university professor, co-founder of the Stuttgart “ Üecht Group ” (1919)
• Ingrid Baumgärtner (* 1958), sculptor and painter
• Moritz Baumgartl (* 1934), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Regina Baumhauer (* 1962), mixed media
• Thommie Bayer (* 1953), painter, musician and writer
• Alf Bayrle (1900–1982), painter in the Paris art scene in the 1920s and expedition painter in Africa
• Bernd Becher (1931–2007), photographer and university professor
• Gerlinde Beck (1930–2006), sculptor and painter
• Manfred Beck-Arnstein (* 1946), painter
• Matthias Beckmann (* 1965), draftsman and graphic artist
• Oskar Fritz Beier (1908–1972), glass painter
• Gerd Beißwenger (* 1937), painter, graphic artist, art teacher
• Matthias Bendau (* 1950), painter
• Klaus Bendixen (1924–2003), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Hermann Bentele (1923–2014), graphic designer and university professor
• Manfred Bercher (* 1950), sculptor
• Ulrich Bernhardt (* 1942), media artist
• FW Bernstein (1938–2018), poet, graphic artist, caricaturist, satirist and university professor
• Carl Rudolf Bertsch (1900–1967), writer, painter and art teacher
• Giovanni Bianconi (1891–1981), Swiss teacher, wood carver and local researcher
• Carry van Biema (1881–1942), painter, art teacher and theorist, victim of the Holocaust
• Renate Bienzle (1943–2009), painter and draftsman
• Wolfgang Bier (1943–1998), sculptor
• Gerth Biese (1901–1980), painter, director of the drawing institute at the University of Tübingen
• Margret Bilger (1904–1971), painter and graphic artist
• Ruth Biller (* 1959), painter and graphic artist
• Atila Biró (1931–1987), Hungarian-French painter
• Bernhard Bischoff (1932–2008), art historian, art educator and university professor
• Johann Pleikard Bitthäuser (1774–1859), copperplate engraver and university professor
• Wilfried Blecher (* 1930), graphic artist and author
• August Blepp (1885–1949), painter
• Walter Blümel (1921–1997), painter
• Volker Blumkowski (* 1956), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Heinz Bodamer (* 1927), painter and graphic artist
• Rolf Bodenseh (* 1941), sculptor
• Herbert A. Böhm (* 1948), sculptor
• Volker Böhringer (1912–1961), painter and graphic artist
• Hilde Böklen (1897–1987), painter
• Andrea Böning (* 1967), Swiss painter, object artist
• Christian Eduard Böttcher (1818–1889), painter and university professor
• Theodor Bohnenberger (1868–1941), painter and cavalry officer
• Hans Dieter Bohnet (1926–2006), sculptor
• Karl Bohrmann (1928–1998), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Thierry Boissel (* 1962), French glass designer and university professor
• Paul Bollmann (1885–1944), painter
• Hermann Brachert (1890–1972), sculptor, university professor and rector (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)
• Jakob Bräckle (1897–1987), painter
• Helmut Braig (1923–2013), painter, sculptor, graphic artist, filmmaker and book author
• Anton Braith (1836–1905), painter and university professor
• Erdmut Bramke (1940–2002), painter and graphic artist
• Walfried Brandt (* 1939), restorer and art technologist
• Louis Braun (1836–1916), painter and university professor
• Wilhelm Braun-Feldweg (1908–1998), industrial designer and university professor
• Tremezza von Brentano (* 1942), painter
• Katja Brinkmann (* 1964), painter
• Utz Brocksieper (* 1939), sculptor
• Hans Brög (* 1935), art educator, painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Erwin Broner (1898–1971), architect, painter
• Erhard Brude (1874–1959), painter
• Walter Brudi (1907–1987), book graphic artist, university professor and rector (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)
• Gudrun Brückel (* 1954), painter, graphic artist
• Uwe R. Bückner (* 1957), architect, set designer, scenographer, creative director and university professor
• Hans Brühlmann (1878–1911), Swiss painter
• Peter Brüning (1929–1970), painter, object artist and university professor
• Hasso Bruse (1927–1995), graphic designer and university professor
• Gertrud Buder (* 1952), textile designer
• Alfred Bühler (1920–1991), sculptor
• Klaus Bürgle (1926–2015), graphic artist
• Frank Olaf Büttner (* 1944), art historian and university professor
• Frederick D. Bunsen (* 1952), American painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Werner Bunz (1926–2009), graphic designer and university professor
• Albert Burkart (1898–1982), painter
• Klaus Bushoff (* 1937), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Hal Busse (1926–2018), painter
• Bernhard Buttersack (1858–1925), painter
• Fritz Butz (1909–1989), film architect, set and costume designer, illustrator

C.

• Rudolf Cammisar (1891–1983), painter
• Carl Camu (1937–1999), graphic artist and musician
• Eric Carle (* 1929), American children's book illustrator and author
• Karl Caspar (1879–1956), painter and university professor
• Maria Caspar-Filser (1878–1968), painter
• Fyodor Saweljewitsch Chitruk (1917–2012), Russian animator, film director and screenwriter
• Frida Christaller (1898–1991), sculptor
• Sabine Christmann (* 1960), painter
• Oliver Christmann (* 1960), painter
• Emil Cimiotti (1927–2019), sculptor and university professor
• Axel Clesle (* 1954), graphic designer, photographer and author
• Uli Cluss (* 1962), communication designer and university professor
• Gustav Conz (1832–1914), painter, draftsman, drawing teacher and art historian
• Walter Conz (1872–1947), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Doris Cordes-Vollert (* 1943), artist and author
• Axel von Criegern (* 1939), painter, art historian, art didactician and university professor
• Ernst Curfeß (1849-1896), sculptor
• Felix Cziossek (1888–1954), set designer, painter and university professor

D.

• Fritz Dähn (1908–1980), painter, university professor and rector
• Ingrid Dahn (* 1939), sculptor
• Bernd Damovsky (* 1953), stage and costume designer
• Tillmann Damrau (* 1961), painter and university professor
• Els Daniel-Stroh (1895–1990), painter, draftsman and author
• Johann Heinrich Dannecker (1758–1841), sculptor and university professor
• Michael Danner (* 1951), painter and sculptor
• Elmar Daucher (1932–1989), sculptor
• Jula Dech (* 1943), painter, photo mechanic, art historian and university professor
• Luise Deicher (1891–1973), painter
• Jochen Dewerth (* 1956), painter
• Bruno Diemer (1924–1962), painter and graphic artist
• Rudolf Dietelbach (1847–1917), sculptor
• Jörg Dieterich (1940–2008), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Eckhart Dietz (1933–2019), sculptor
• Stefan Diez (* 1971), industrial designer, university professor
• Sinje Dillenkofer (* 1959), graphic designer, photographer
• Friedrich Distelbarth (1768–1836), sculptor
• Lore Doerr-Niessner (1920–1983), painter and sculptor
• Roland Dörfler (1926–2010), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Hans-Joachim Domachowski (* 1941), textile designer, painter and university professor
• Karl Donndorf (1870–1941), sculptor
• Heinz Dress (* 1952), graphic artist, art teacher
• Claus Dreyer (* 1943), art educator, architectural scientist and university professor
• Hermann Drück (1856–1931), painter

E.

• Walther Eberbach (1866–1944), sculptor, painter, graphic artist, medalist and chaser
• Dietrich Ebert (* 1948), graphic designer and illustrator
• Karl Ebert (1821–1885), painter
• Josef Eberz (1880–1942), painter and graphic artist
• Gertrud Eberz-Alber (1879–1955), painter
• Alexander Eckener (1870–1944), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Sophie Dorothea Eckener (1884–1975), painter, graphic artist and portrait painter
• Eberhard Eckerle (* 1949), sculptor and university professor
• Eduard Ege (1893–1978), painter, graphic artist and wood cutter
• Herbert Egl (* 1953), painter and graphic artist
• Wolfgang Ehehalt (* 1939), painter, object artist
• Robert Ehinger (1882–1919), painter
• Jochen Ehmann (* 1960), graphic designer, animation film director and university lecturer
• Hellmut Ehrath (1938–2008), sculptor and graphic artist
• Barbara Ehrmann (* 1962), draftsman, graphic artist
• Johannes Eidt (* 1936), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Wilhelm von Eiff (1890–1943), glass artist and university professor
• Ruth Eitle (1924–1989), painter
• Gertraud Ellinger-Binder (* 1938), painter and draftsman
• Artur Elmer (* 1939), painter and art teacher
• Paul Elsas (1896–1981), painter, survivor of the Holocaust
• Eberhard Emminger (1808–1885), painter and lithographer
• Otto Engbarth (1935–2012), painter and graphic artist
• Alfons Epple (1899–1948), painter
• Uwe Ernst (* 1947), painter and draftsman
• Adele Esinger (1844–1923), painter and stage actress
• Hildegard Esslinger (* 1939), painter

F.

• Hans Fähnle (1903–1968), painter
• Amandus Faure (1874–1931), painter and etcher
• Hermann Fechenbach (1897–1986), graphic artist
• Peter Feile (1899–1972), architect
• Bettina Feistel-Rohmeder (1873–1953), painter and publicist, Nazi art ideologist and activist
• Susanne Feix (* 1960), glass designer
• Erwin Fieger (1928–2013), photo designer
• Reinhard Ferdinand Heinrich Fischer (1746–1813), architect and university professor
• Waltraud Monika Fischer (1944–1991), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Hanspeter Fitz (1929–1969), sculptor
• Adolf Fleischmann (1892–1968), painter
• Fritz Flinte (1876–1963), painter
• Werner Fohrer (* 1947), painter
• Robert Förch (* 1931), painter and graphic artist
• Franz Frank (1897–1986), painter and graphic artist
• Holle Frank (* 1944), photo and video artist
• Christoph Freimann (* 1940), sculptor
• Adolf Fremd (1853–1924), sculptor
• Heinz Friedrich (1924–2018), painter and wood cutter
• Chup Friemert (* 1947), designer, design historian and theorist, university professor
• Wang Fu (* 1960), Chinese painter and sculptor
• Erich Fuchs (1916–1990), painter and university professor
• Gebhard Fugel (1863–1939), painter
• Heinrich Friedrich Füger (1751–1818), painter and university professor
• Eugen Funk (1911–2004), advertising and type graphic artist, university professor

G

• Wolfgang Gäfgen (* 1936), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Thomas Galey (1949–2010), painter and art educator
• Peter Gamper (* 1940), athlete, graphic designer and university professor
• Jakob Gauermann (1773–1843), painter, draftsman and engraver
• Winfred Gaul (1928–2003), painter and graphic artist
• Gustav Gaupp (1844–1918), painter
• Tell Geck (1895–1986), painter and musician
• Hans Werner Geerdts (1925–2013), painter and writer
• Hermann Geiger (1904–1989), painter and graphic artist
• CHC Geiselhart (* 1949), painter, graphic artist, sculptor and art teacher
• Carl Geist (1870–1931), painter
• Theodor Georgii (1883–1963), sculptor and medalist
• Robert Gernhardt (1937–2006), writer and painter
• Erich Geßmann (1909–2008), sculptor and graphic artist
• Frank Geßner (* 1965), artist, animation, visual art, university professor
• Wilhelm Geyer (1900–1968), painter and graphic artist
• Beatrix Giebel (* 1961), painter
• Erich Glauer (1903–1995), sculptor
• Heribert Glatzel (1927–2015), painter
• Sigrid Glöggler (1936–2017), glass painter
• Camille Graeser (1892–1980), Swiss painter and designer
• Ernst H. Graeser (1884–1944), painter
• Robert Grässle (1887–1964), sculptor
• Fritz von Graevenitz (1892–1959), sculptor, university professor and director
• Gottfried Graf (1881–1938), painter, wood cutter and university professor, co-founder of the Stuttgart " Üecht Group " (1919)
• Peter Grau (1928–2016), draftsman, graphic artist, painter and university professor
• Franz Heinrich Gref (1872–1957), painter
• Ingrid Gretenkort-Singert (1927–2015), painter, graphic artist and author
• Hermann Gretsch (1895–1950), designer, director of the Württ. Staatl. Kunstgewerbeschule, deputy director of the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart
• Paul Griesser (1894–1964), architect and interior designer
• HAP Grieshaber (1909–1981), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Judith M. Grieshaber , graphic designer and university professor
• Klaus Grözinger (1923–2011), graphic designer and university professor
• Otto Gross (1898–1970), painter
• Frank-Joachim Grossmann (* 1958), graphic designer
• Dieter Groß (* 1937), draftsman, painter, art teacher, cabaret artist and university professor
• Friederike Groß (* 1965), painter, draftsman, caricaturist and university professor
• Hermann Grub (* 1939), architect, landscape planner
• Ute Gruenwald (* 1943), German-American painter
• Jakob Grünenwald (1821–1896), painter, illustrator and art school professor
• Thomas Grünfeld (* 1956), sculptor and university professor
• Boris Grünwald (also Gruenwald) (1933–2014), Israeli sculptor and university professor
• Gottfried Gruner (1923–2011), sculptor
• Andreas Grunert (* 1947), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Uli Gsell (* 1967), sculptor
• Paran G'schrey (1927–1967), painter
• Albert Güldenstein (1822–1891), sculptor
• Andreas Günzel (1953–2013), painter, draftsman and object artist
• Otto Gussmann (1869–1926), painter and university professor
• Walter Gutbrod (1908–1998), painter, art teacher

H

• Alice Haarburger (1891–1942), painter, victim of the Holocaust
• Jürgen Haas (* 1964), director and university professor
• Ragani Haas (* 1969), performance artist
• Konrad Habermeier (1907–1992), glass designer and university professor
• Wolfgang Häberle (* 1951), painter and graphic artist
• Carl von Häberlin (1832–1911), painter, illustrator and art school professor
• Rudolf Haegele (1926–1998), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Klaus Haeuser (* 1940), painter
• Joachim Hämmerle (* 1940), painter, draftsman, art teacher and university professor
• Alfred Hagenlocher (1914–1998), SS officer, Gestapo commissioner, painter, graphic artist, exhibition curator, president of the Hans Thoma Society after the Second World War. V. Reutlingen, head of the municipal gallery Albstadt
• Rainer Hagl (* 1947), sculptor and university professor
• Magda Hagstotz (1914-2001), painter
• Paul Hahn ("The Red Rooster") (1883–1952), teacher, painter, and at times also police director
• Otto Herbert Hajek (1927–2005), sculptor, painter and university professor
• Hermann Haller (1880–1950), Swiss sculptor
• Carl Haller von Hallerstein (1774–1817), architect and archaeologist
• Gustav Halmhuber (1862–1936), architect and university professor
• Heinrich Halmhuber (1852–1908), painter and architect
• Clara Harnack (1877–1962), painter, mother of the resistance fighters Arvid and Falk Harnack
• Ulrich Harsch (* 1938), communication designer and university professor
• Jobst von Harsdorf (1924–2018), graphic designer and university professor
• Ingrid Hartlieb (* 1944), sculptor
• Christian Ferdinand Hartmann (1774–1842), painter
• Eckard Hauser (* 1940), artist, painter, designer and architect
• Sandra Hastenteufel (* 1966), artist
• Hans-Peter Hauf (* 1946), painter
• Robert von Haug (1857–1922), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Wilhelm Emil Robert Heck (1831–1889), painter
• August Heckmann (1916–1978), master painter, painter, graphic artist and architect
• Dorothea Heckmann-Dauner (1912–2004), state-certified art teacher, painter and craftsperson
• Thomas Heger (* 1961), painter and university professor
• Gabriele Heidecker (* 1945), media artist
• Viktor Wilhelm Peter Heideloff (1757–1817), painter and university professor
• Klaus Heider (1936–2013), painter, graphic artist and university lecturer
• Peter Otto Heim (1896–1966), sculptor and university professor
• Joachim von Heimburg (1948–2015), painter, art teacher
• Frank Heine (1964–2003), graphic artist and type designer
• Klaus Hellenstein (* 1951), stage and costume designer
• Romuald Hengstler (1930–2003), painter and graphic artist
• Manfred Henninger (1894–1986), painter, university professor and rector (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)
• Julius Herburger (1900–1973), painter and graphic artist
• Michael Herold (* 1942), graphic designer
• Otto Herrmann (1899–1995), painter and graphic artist
• Theodor Herrmann (1881–1926), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Wilhelm Friedrich Herter (1865–1888), American painter
• Julius Hess (1878–1957), painter and university professor
• Philipp Friedrich Hetsch (1758–1838), painter and university professor
• Christine Heuer (1934–1986), draftsman and graphic artist
• Heinrich Heuer (* 1934), graphic artist
• Johannes Hewel (1947–2009), painter, graphic artist, glass designer and university professor
• Franz Carl Hiemer (1768–1822), painter, librettist and actor
• Lily Hildebrandt (1887–1974), painter, graphic artist, artisan and glass painter, survivor of the Holocaust
• Maria Hiller-Foell (1880–1943), painter
• Heinz E. Hirscher (1927–2011), object artist and writer
• Emil Hipp (1893–1965), sculptor
• Karl Höing (* 1957), textile designer and university professor
• Ulla Höpken (* 1943), painter
• Karl Hofer (1878–1955), painter, university professor and director (University of Fine Arts Berlin-Charlottenburg)
• Renate Hoffleit (* 1950), sculptor
• Margret Hofheinz-Döring (1910–1994), painter and graphic artist
• Egon Hofmann (1884–1972), Austrian painter and graphic artist
• Paul Hofstetter (1907–1983), printer and politician
• Frido Hohberger (* 1949), painter, draftsman, graphic artist, head of the drawing institute at the University of Tübingen
• Richard Hohly (1902–1995), painter
• Romane Holderried Kaesdorf (1922–2007), draftsman
• Erwin Holl (* 1957), painter and graphic artist
• Felix Hollenberg (1868–1945), painter and etcher
• Claude Horstmann (* 1960), sculptor and performance artist
• Werner von Houwald (1901–1974), painter
• Petr Hrbek (1955–2012), Czech painter
• Melchior von Hugo (1872–1939), painter and sculptor
• Ursula Huth (* 1952), glass designer
• Ferdinand Huttenlocher (1856–1925), sculptor and specialist teacher

I.

• Burkhard Ihme (* 1954), comic artist, editor, songwriter
• Ada Isensee (* 1944), painter and glass designer
• Johannes Itten (1888–1967), Swiss painter, graphic artist and university professor

J

• Günter Jacki (* 1936), graphic designer and university professor
• Gerold Jäggle (* 1961), sculptor
• Karl Jauslin (1842–1904), Swiss painter
• Georg Jauss (1867–1922), landscape painter
• Ruediger John (* 1971), Austrian artist and university professor
• Gustav Jourdan (1884–1950), painter, designer and university professor
• Klaus Jürgen-Fischer (1930–2017), painter, graphic artist, art writer and university professor

K

• Siegfried Kaden (* 1945), painter and draftsman
• Paul Kälberer (1896–1974), painter and graphic artist, co-founder of the Amber School
• Kôzô Kagami (1896–1985), Japanese glass artist and founder of Kagami Crystal Co., Ltd.
• Max Kahlke (1892–1928), painter, graphic artist
• Erich Kahn (1904–1980), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Peter Kalkhof (1933–2014), painter
• Herbert W. Kapitzki (1925–2005), graphic designer and university professor
• Albert Kappis (1836–1914), painter, lithographer, art school professor and director (Royal Art School Stuttgart)
• Albert Kapr (1918–1995), typographer, book designer and university professor
• Emil F. Karsten (1910–1993), painter, graphic artist, calligrapher and university professor
• Bernd Kastenholz (* 1949), painter and graphic artist
• Ignaz Kaufmann (1885–1975), Austrian painter and graphic artist, survivor of the Holocaust
• Friedrich von Keller (1840–1914), painter and art school professor
• Paul Wilhelm Keller-Reutlingen (1854–1920), painter
• Boris Kerensky (* 1971), artist, journalist and editor
• Ida Kerkovius (1879–1970), painter and graphic artist
• France Kermer (* 1945), French painter, art educator, Romance philologist and author
• Wolfgang Kermer (* 1935), art historian, art educator, university professor and rector (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)
• Ingrid Kern , interior designer
• Karl Kerzinger (1890–1959), sculptor and draftsman
• Lilli Kerzinger-Werth (1897–1971), animal sculptor and painter
• Aloys Keßler (1777–1820), draftsman and engraver
• Christian Wilhelm Ketterlinus (1766–1803), engraver
• Fritz Ketz (1903–1983), painter and draftsman
• Eugen Keuerleber (1921–2002), Museum Director (Director of the Stuttgart City Gallery )
• Diana Kiehl (1957–2015), painter
• Emil Kiemlen (1869–1956), sculptor
• Jürgen Kierspel (* 1949), object artist, mail artist, university professor
• Emil Kiess (* 1930), painter and graphic artist
• Rolf Kilian (* 1963), painter
• Byung Chul Kim (* 1974), performance, drawing, painting, video
• Michael Kimmerle (* 1956), graphic designer
• Klaus Kinter (* 1937), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Werner Kintzinger (* 1950), interior architect, designer and university professor
• Edmund Daniel Kinzinger (1888–1963), German-American painter and graphic artist, co-founder of the Stuttgart “ Üecht Group ” (1919)
• Günther C. Kirchberger (1928–2010), painter and university professor
• Karin Kirsch (* 1940), interior designer, furniture designer, author and university professor
• Hermann Kissling (1925–2018), art educator, art historian, university professor
• Emil Klein (1865–1943), American painter and illustrator
• Gerlinde-Martina Klepsch (* 1924), sculptor
• Ulrich Klieber (* 1953), painter, university professor and rector (Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle)
• Lothar Klimek (1921–2013), photo artist, non-fiction author and university professor
• Dietrich Klinge (* 1954), sculptor and graphic artist
• Dieter Klumpp (* 1955), sculptor
• Immanuel Knayer (1896–1962), painter, etcher, wood cutter and heraldist
• Bruno Knittel (1918–1977), sculptor
• Karl-Heinz Knödler (1926–2000), painter and sculptor
• Robert Knorr (1865–1957), sculptor, archaeologist and professor of arts and crafts
• Susanne Knorr (* 1953), sculptor
• Joseph Anton Koch (1768–1839), Austrian painter
• Konrad Albert Koch (1869–1945), painter and castle researcher
• Eberhard Koebel (tusk) (1907–1955), graphic artist, author and founder of the German (autonomous) young people from November 1, 1929
• Justyna Koeke (* 1976), performance
• Sieger Köder (1925–2015), theologian and artist
• Hans Günter König (1925–2007), painter, art didactic and university professor
• Paul König (* 1932), graphic designer and university professor
• Heinrich Körner (1908–1993), sculptor and medalist
• Max Körner (1887–1963), graphic artist, painter, book artist and university professor
• Walter Kohler (1903–1945), painter, glass painter
• Wolf-Dieter Kohler (1928–1985), glass painter
• Matthias Kohlmann (* 1956), sculptor, draftsman and university professor
• Gustav Kolb (1867–1943), art teacher
• Hans von Kolb (1845–1928), painter, arts and crafts school professor and director
• Thaddäus Kolig (1911–1975), painter
• Karl Kopp (1825–1897), sculptor and university professor
• Gertrud Koref-Musculus Stemmler (1889–1972), painter
• Julius Kornbeck (1839–1920), painter
• Attila Kovács (1938–2017), Hungarian painter and university professor
• Erich Kraemer (1930–1994), painter and university professor
• Bodo Kraft (* 1951), painter and draftsman
• Frans Krajcberg (1921–2017), Brazilian sculptor and painter, survivor of the Holocaust
• Heinrich Kralik von Meyrswalden (painter) (1897–1958)
• Carl Krayl (1890–1947), architect
• Eckhard Kremers (* 1949), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Susanne Kriemann (* 1972), photographer and university professor
• Manfred Kröplien (1937-2004), graphic designer, university professor and rector (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)
• Gudrun Krüger (1922–2004), sculptor
• Achim Kubinski (also: Angelika Wiesenthal, Christian Brügge, Stefan Ravena) (1951–2013), concept artist and art mediator
• Christina Kubisch (* 1948), sound artist
• Peter Kuckei (* 1938), painter
• Rudolf Kuhn (1893–1936), painter
• Horst Kuhnert (* 1939), sculptor
• Ernst W. Kunz (1912–1985), painter and sculptor
• Joachim Kupke (* 1947), painter, graphic artist and musician
• Karl Kurtz (1817–1887), painter
• Gotthilf Kurz (1923–2010), book artist and university professor
• Rudolf Kurz (* 1952), sculptor

L.

• Wilhelm Laage (1868–1930), painter and wood cutter
• Roland Ladwig (1935–2014), painter
• Claus Laemmle (* 1959), painter and designer
• Christian Landenberger (1862–1927), painter and university professor
• Christian Lang (* 1972), painter, draftsman and illustrator
• Fritz Lang (1877–1961), painter and wood cutter
• Hermann Lang (1856–1916), sculptor and medalist
• Ursula Laquay-Ihm (* 1932), painter and object artist
• Anton Laupheimer (1848–1927), genre painter
• Marie Lautenschlager (1859–1941), painter
• Theodor Lauxmann (1865–1920), painter
• Camill Leberer (* 1953), sculptor
• Georg Lebrecht (1875–1945), painter and illustrator
• Alfred Lehmann (1899–1979), painter and draftsman
• Klaus Lehmann (* 1934), product designer, university professor and rector (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)
• Edo Leitner (1907–1991), graphic artist
• Peter Lenk (* 1947), sculptor
• Thomas Lenk (1933–2014), sculptor
• Johann Friedrich Leybold (1755–1838), copperplate engraver, miniature painter and university professor
• Lambert Linder (1841–1889), painter
• Eberhard Linke (* 1937), sculptor and university professor
• Peter Litzlbauer (* 1950), Austrian architect, designer and university professor
• Thomas Locher (* 1956), concept artist and university professor
• Wilhelm Lochstampfer (1881–1970), architect and university professor
• Gottlieb Löffler (1868–1946), painter and art teacher
• Alfred Lörcher (1875–1962), sculptor and university professor
• Käthe Loewenthal (1878–1942), painter and graphic artist, victim of the Holocaust
• Uwe Lohrer (* 1940), graphic designer and university professor
• Yargo De Lucca (1925–2008), Canadian painter, printmaker and sculptor
• Otto Luick (1905–1984), painter
• Joachim Lutz (1906–1954), painter and journalist
• Rudolf Lutz (1895–1966), architect
• Antal Lux (* 1935), Hungarian painter and video artist

M.

• Paul Maar (* 1937), children's book author and illustrator
• Joseph Wilhelm Ludwig Mack (1767–1835), sculptor, court plasterer and art school teacher
• Fritz Mader (1900–1998), painter, art educator and Nazi functionary
• Sepp Mahler (1901–1975), painter and writer
• Walter Maisak (1912–2002), artist
• Gustav Majer (1847–1900), painter
• Michel Majerus (1967–2002), Luxembourg artist
• James McGarrell (1930–2020), American painter
• Anton Mahringer (1902–1974), Austrian painter
• Jörg Mandernach (* 1963), painter and draftsman
• Natascha Mann (* 1946), painter and graphic artist
• Coordt von Mannstein (* 1937), communication designer and university professor
• Marjosch (Martin Johannes Scholkmann) (1938–2013), painter
• Antonio Máro (born 1928), painter
• Armin Martinmüller (1943–2016), painter
• Walter Maschke (1913–2007), restorer
• Klaus Mausner (* 1943), sculptor
• August Oskar Friedrich Mayer (1901–1972), painter
• Louis Mayer (1791–1843), landscape painter
• Andreas Mayer-Brennenstuhl (* 1957), artist (video / new media) and university professor
• Friedrich Meckseper (1936–2019), painter and graphic artist
• Fritz Melis (1913–1982), sculptor
• Karl Merz (sculptor) (1869–1950), sculptor
• Karl Merz (painter) (1890–1970), painter
• Guido Messer (* 1941), sculptor
• Otto Meyer-Amden (1885–1933), Swiss painter and graphic artist
• Thomas Meyer-Hermann (* 1956), animation filmmaker and university professor
• Eduard Micus (1925–2000), painter and graphic artist
• Gerold Miller (* 1961), object and installation artist
• Elisabeth Minke (* 1954), painter
• Annemarie Moddrow-Buck (1916–2012), painter
• Hanns Model (1908–1983), glass artist
• Willi Moegle (1897–1989), property and advertising photographer
• Erich Mönch (1905–1977), lithographer and university professor
• Ottmar Mohring (1935–2015), sculptor
• Louis Moilliet (1880–1962), Swiss painter and glass painter
• Hans Molfenter (1884–1979), painter
• Ernest Morace (1766–?), Engraver
• Gottlob Wilhelm Morff (1771–1857), portrait and miniature painter, court painter
• Herbert Moser (* 1962), painter, media designer and university professor
• Albert Mueller (1884–1963), painter and graphic artist, co-founder of the Stuttgart " Üecht Group " (1919)
• Johann Gotthard von Müller (1747–1830), copper engraver, university professor and head of the copper engraving institute at the Hohen Carlsschule
• Karl Friedrich Johann von Müller (1813–1881), painter
• Paul Müller (1843–1906), sculptor
• Reinhold Georg Müller (1937–2000), sculptor
• Rudolf Müller (1903–1969), painter and university professor
• Suse Müller-Diefenbach (1911–1997), ceramist and sculptor
• Axel Müller-Schöll (* 1960), architect, interior designer, furniture designer, university professor and rector (Burg Giebichenstein University of Art in Halle)
• Bernhard Munzenmayer (* 1962), painter
• Franz Mutzenbecher (1880–1968), painter

N

• Josef Nadj (* 1953), sculptor
• Reinhold Nägele (1884–1972), painter and graphic artist
• Koichi Nasu (1947–2003), Japanese painter and graphic artist
• Heinrich Nauen (1880–1940), painter and university professor
• Ludwig Necker (1756–?), Engraver
• Bernhard von Neher (1806–1886), painter, art school professor and director (Royal Art School Stuttgart)
• Gerd Neisser (* 1932), painter, for many years director of the Free Art School Stuttgart
• Rolf Nesch (1893–1975), German-Norwegian painter and graphic artist
• Klara Neuburger (1882–1945), painter, survivor of the Holocaust
• Wolfgang Neumann (* 1977), painter and draftsman
• Richard Neuz (1894–1976), painter and illustrator
• Martin Nicolaus (1870–1945), painter and graphic artist
• Christoph Niemann (* 1970), illustrator, graphic artist and author
• Ulrich Nitschke (1879–1971), painter
• Karl Nördlinger (1812–1896), engraver
• Fritz Nuss (1907–1999), sculptor

O

• Oswald Oberhuber (1931–2020), Austrian painter, sculptor, graphic artist, university professor and rector (University of Applied Arts Vienna)
• Gabriela Oberkofler (* 1975), video, performance, drawings, installations, object art
• Oskar Obier (1876–1952), painter
• August Friedrich Oelenhainz (1745–1804), painter
• Gerrit Onnen (1873–1948), painter
• Andreas Opiolka (* 1962), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Walter Ostermayer (1897–1941), sculptor
• Albert Ott (1891–1914), painter and draftsman

P

• Manfred Pahl (1900–1994), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Claus Paul (* 1953), graphic designer and university professor
• Charlotte E. Pauly (1886–1981), painter and writer
• Hugo Pelargus (1861–1931), sculptor and king. Württ. Hofer ore caster
• Alfred Heinrich Pellegrini (1881–1958), Swiss painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Jan-Hendrik Pelz (* 1984), painter and conceptual artist
• Joseph Nicolaus Peroux (1771–1849), miniature painter, etcher and lithographer
• Hugo Peters (1911–2005), painter, draftsman, author and university professor
• Karl Albert Pfänder (1906–1990), wood sculptor and wood turner
• Brigitte Pfaffenberger (1937–2019), painter and graphic artist
• Georg Karl Pfahler (1926–2002), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Hedwig Pfizenmayer (1890–1967), painter and draftsman
• Carl Pflüger (1905–1998), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Hans Pfrommer (* 1969), painter and draftsman
• Manfred Karl Piontek (* 1932), painter, graphic artist and art teacher
• Heinz L. Pistol (1940–2009), sculptor, draftsman and architect
• Platino (Georg Röger) (* 1948), artist
• Hermann Pleuer (1863–1911), painter
• Hermann Plock (1858–1920), painter
• Katja Ploetz , glass designer
• Erwin Poell (* 1930), graphic designer
• Oswald Poetzelberger (1893–1966), painter and illustrator
• Charlotte Posenenske (1930–1985), painter, sculptor and set designer
• Olaf Probst (* 1962), concept artist
• Paola Beate von Pückler (Beate von Lüttwitz) (1929–2011), art lecturer, meditation teacher, most recently goat host in Andalusia
• Thomas Putze (* 1968), sculptor and performance artist

R.

• Walter Rabe (* 1936), draftsman, graphic artist and university professor
• Sieger Ragg (1942–2010), painter
• Lilo Ramdohr (1913–2013), painter
• Markus Matthias Rapp (* 1955), sculptor
• Lilo Rasch-Naegele (1914–1978), painter, graphic artist and illustrator
• Heine Rath (1873–1920), wood cutter, eraser and university professor
• Ernst Rau (1839–1875), sculptor
• Ekkehart Rautenstrauch (1941–2012), sculptor, filmmaker, photographer and university lecturer (France)
• Otto Rauth (1862–1922), painter
• Paul Reich (1925–2009), sculptor
• Paul Reichle (1900–1981), painter, designer and color consultant
• Dorkas Reinacher-Härlin (1885–1968), ceramicist
• Imre Reiner (1900–1987), Hungarian-Swiss painter and graphic artist, survivor of the Holocaust
• Ernst Otto Reiniger (1841–1873), landscape painter
• Otto Reiniger (1863–1909), painter
• Walter Rempp (* 1941), sculptor
• Anselm Reyle (* 1970), artist
• Georg Emil Rheineck (1848–1916), sculptor
• Luisa Richter (1928–2015), German-Venezuelan painter and graphic artist
• Henriette Riederer (1941–2003), painter, draftsman and object artist
• Gert Riel (* 1941), sculptor
• Irmela Röck (* 1937), painter
• Wilhelm Rösch (1850–1893), sculptor
• Margot Rößler (1907–1991), glass artist
• rosalie (1953–2017), set designer, painter and university professor
• Fritz-Dieter Rothacker (1938–2001), graphic designer and university professor
• Dieter Ruckhaberle (1938–2018), painter, graphic artist and art mediator
• Clara Rühle (1885–1947), painter
• Fritz Ruoff (1906–1986), sculptor and painter
• Thomas Ruppel (* 1960), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Wilhelm Hugo Rupprecht (1881–1970), painter and etcher

S.

• Adolf Saile (1905–1994), glass painter
• Hans Daniel Sailer (* 1948), sculptor
• Volker Sammet (* 1941), painter and graphic artist
• Karin Sander (* 1957), concept artist and university professor
• Malte Sartorius (1933–2017), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Franziska Sarwey (1900–1976), sculptor and art historian
• Ursula Sax (* 1935), sculptor and university professor
• Anni Schaad (1911–1988), jewelry designer
• Peter Schaden (* 1941), painter, graphic artist (screen printer)
• Hans-Tewes Schadwinkel (* 1937), sculptor and author
• Edmund Schaefer (1880–1959), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Wilhelm Schäffer (1891–1976), painter
• Ingeborg Schäffler-Wolf (1928–2015), carpet weaver
• Georg Schaible (1907–2007), painter and graphic artist
• Volker Schaible , restorer and university professor
• Käte Schaller-Härlin (1877–1973), painter
• Harald Schaub (1917–1991), painter
• Otto Schauer (1923–1985), painter
• Roland Schauls (* 1953), Luxembourg painter
• Philipp Jakob Scheffauer (1756–1808), sculptor and university professor
• Christoff Schellenberger (1924–2011), art educator and university professor
• Alois Schenk (1888–1949), church painter
• Reinhard Scherer (* 1948), sculptor
• Winfried Scheuer (* 1952), industrial designer and university professor
• Christian Scheufele (1884–1915), sculptor
• Christian Gottlieb Schick (1776–1812), painter
• Karl Schickhardt (1866–1933), painter
• Ulrich Schießl (1948–2011), restorer, art historian and university professor
• Hans K. Schlegel (* 1923), painter and university professor
• Gustav Schleicher (1887–1973), architect, painter and draftsman
• Oskar Schlemmer (1888–1943), painter, sculptor, set designer and university professor, co-founder of the Stuttgart “ Üecht Group ” (1919)
• Rudolf Schlichter (1890–1955), painter and draftsman
• Horst Peter Schlotter (* 1949), painter, sculptor and object artist
• Jakob Christian Schlotterbeck (1757–1811), painter, engraver and university professor
• Eugen Schmid-Korb (1910–2009), painter and graphic artist
• Leonhard Schmidt (1892–1978), painter
• August Ludwig Schmitt (1882–1936), painter, founder (with the assistance of Adolf Hölzel) of the "Freie Kunstschule Stuttgart"
• Ernst Schmitz (1859–1917), genre and portrait painter
• Max Schmitz (* 1936), sculptor
• Paul Schmohl (1870–1946), architect, director of the building trade school in Stuttgart
• Adolf G. Schneck (1883–1971), architect, interior designer, furniture designer, specialist author, university professor and deputy. Director (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)
• Theodor Schnitzer (1866–1939), painter
• Peter Jakob Schober (1897–1983), painter
• Günter Schöllkopf (1935–1979), painter and graphic artist
• Dietrich Schön (* 1954), sculptor and graphic artist
• Erwin Schoettle (1899–1976), printer, publisher and politician, honorary citizen of the city of Stuttgart
• Gustav Schopf (1899–1987), painter
• Hanne Schorp-Pflumm (1921–1990), sculptor
• Gustav Schraegle (1867–1925), painter
• Hans Schreiner (* 1930), painter
• Hans Schrötter von Kristelli (1891–1965), painter and illustrator
• Herwig Schubert (1926–2019), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Peter Schubert (* 1929), painter
• Ilse Schüle (1903–1997), book and font designer
• Otfried Schütz (* 1935), art teacher and university professor
• Theodor Schüz (1830–1900), painter
• Helmut Schuster (1939–2010), painter, glass designer and university professor
• Günther Schwannecke (1934–1992), painter and graphic artist, victim of right-wing extremist violence
• Hannes Schwarz (1926–2014), Austrian painter
• Fritz Schwegler (1935–2014), painter, draftsman, sculptor, writer, musician and university professor
• Johann Baptist Seele (1774–1814), painter and graphic artist
• Karl-Henning Seemann (* 1934), sculptor and university professor
• Peter Sehringer (* 1958), painter
• Fritz Seitz (1926–2017), painter, draftsman and university professor
• Raphael Seitz (1957–2015), glass designer
• Franz Sequenc (1938–2005), painter and graphic artist
• Heinrich Seufferheld (1866–1940), draftsman, painter, etcher and university professor
• August Seyffer (1774–1845), engraver, draftsman and painter
• Claude Shade (1953–2015), photo designer
• Abi Shek (* 1965), Israeli sculptor and graphic artist
• Willi Siber (* 1949), sculptor and graphic artist
• Friedrich Sieber (1925–2002), painter
• Reinhard Siecke (* 1939), sculptor
• Curt Siegel (1881–1950), sculptor
• Theo Siegle (1902–1973), sculptor and professor at a craft art school
• Karl Sigrist (1885–1986), painter, graphic artist and book illustrator
• Adolf Silberberger (1922–2005), painter and graphic artist
• Hermann Sohn (1895–1971), painter and university professor
• Michael Soltau (* 1953), media artist and university professor
• Rose Sommer-Leypold (1909–2003), painter
• Johann Valentin Sonnenschein (1749–1828), sculptor, plasterer and painter
• August Specht (1849–1923), animal painter
• Friedrich Specht (1839–1909), animal painter, sculptor and lithographer
• Rudolf (Rudo) Spemann (1905–1947), type artist
• Christian Speyer (1855–1929), painter and university professor
• Hans Spiegel (1894–1966), painter, university professor and director
• Wolf Spies (* 1947), painter, graphic artist, object artist
• Erwin Spuler (1906–1964), painter, ceramist, graphic artist, sculptor and filmmaker
• Gisela Sprenger-Schoch (* 1947), painter, art teacher and art school director
• Peter Staechelin (1931–2004), painter and university professor
• Eugen Stammbach (1876–1966), painter
• Oskar Stark (* 1930), graphic designer
• Erwin Starker (1872–1938), painter
• Richard Steiff (1877–1939), toy designer and inventor, planner and builder of a trend-setting factory building, businessman
• Ernst Steinacker (1919–2008), sculptor
• Peter Steiner (* 1926), Austrian graphic designer and university professor
• Hannes Steinert (* 1954), painter
• Fritz Stelzer (1905–1968), graphic artist and book illustrator
• Hermann Stemmler (1893–1918), painter and graphic artist
• Dietlinde Stengelin (* 1940), painter
• Hermann Stenner (1891–1914), painter and graphic artist
• Grete Stern (1904–1999), photographer and designer, survivor of the Holocaust
• Gunther Stilling (* 1943), sculptor and university professor
• Karl Stirner (1882–1943), painter, illustrator and writer
• Georg Alfred Stockburger (1907–1986), expressionist painter and doctor
• Daniel Stocker (1865–1957), sculptor
• Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen (1920–2010), glass painter, painter, draftsman and university professor
• Norbert Stockhus (* 1948), painter and graphic artist
• Bernd Stöcker (* 1952), sculptor and draftsman
• Paul Stotz (1850–1899), bronze caster and head of an arts and crafts workshop
• Rolf E. Straub (1920–2011), restorer and university professor
• William Straube (1871–1954), painter
• Paula Straus (1894–1943), goldsmith and designer, victim of the Holocaust
• Walter Strich-Chapell (1877–1960), painter
• Markus F. Strieder (* 1961), sculptor
• Helmut Stromsky (1941–2019), sculptor
• Auwi Stübbe (* 1941), interior architect, designer and university professor
• Armin Subke (* 1965), painter and graphic artist
• Otto Sudrow (* 1941), designer
• Yi Sun (* 1975), Chinese glass designer
• Hermann Zwi Szajer (* 1948), German-Israeli painter, draftsman, photographer
• Sam Szembek (* 1953), painter and graphic artist

T

• Gerhard Tagwerker (* 1932), sculptor and jazz musician
• Rüdiger Tamschick (* 1942), painter and stage designer
• Ohannes Tapyuli (* 1944), painter, university professor
• Kurt Tassotti (* 1948), sculptor
• Andreas Theurer (* 1956), sculptor and university professor
• Wolfgang Thiel (* 1951), sculptor
• Heinz Thielen (* 1956), painter
• Margret Thomann-Hegner (1911–2005), painter and graphic artist
• Jan Peter Thorbecke (* 1942), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Nikolaus Friedrich von Thouret (1767–1845), architect, painter and art school professor
• Friedrich Thuma (1873–1963), sculptor and painter
• Alfred Tilp (1932–2006), graphic designer and university professor
• Wawrzyniec Tokarski (* 1968), Polish painter and graphic artist
• Günther Tomczak (* 1947), painter and glass designer
• AD Trantenroth (1940–2019), sculptor
• Jan Peter Tripp (* 1945), painter and graphic artist
• Georg Trump (1896–1985), typographer, book designer and university professor
• Irenäus Tybel (* 1963), Polish-German painter, graphic artist and curator
• KH Türk (1928–2001), sculptor and university rector

U

• Gerhard Uhlig (1924–2015), art teacher (head of department)
• Helmuth Uhrig (1906–1979), sculptor, painter, glass painter and mosaic artist
• Albrecht von Urach (1903–1969), artist, war writer, journalist and diplomat
• Dieter Urban (* 1938), communication designer and university professor

V

• Otto Valentien (1897–1987), garden and landscape architect, painter, graphic artist and author
• Sepp Vees (1908–1989), painter
• Albrecht Vogel (1946–2016), graphic designer and university professor
• Albert Volk (1882–1982), painter, graphic artist and sculptor
• Alfred Vollmar (1893–1980), painter, draftsman and graphic artist
• Arno Votteler (1929–2020), interior architect, furniture designer and university professor

W.

• Eberhard von Wächter (1762–1852), painter
• Daniel Wagenblast (* 1963), sculptor
• Theodor Wagner (1800–1880), sculptor and university professor
• Alfred Wais (1905–1988), painter and graphic artist
• Claude Wall (* 1951), painter
• Karl Hans Walter (1911–1999), graphic artist, draftsman, typeface designer, university professor and president
• Sylvia Wanke (* 1952), sculptor, scenographer and university lecturer
• Ernst Wanner (1917–2002), painter
• Klaus Waschk (* 1941), draftsman, book illustrator and university professor
• Doris Waschk-Balz (* 1942), sculptor and medalist
• Raimund Waschle (1956–2019), painter and graphic artist
• Jürgen Weber (1928–2007), sculptor and university professor
• Vincent Weber (1902–1990), painter, art school teacher and director
• Heidemarie von Wedel (* 1948), photographer and university professor
• Kurt Weidemann (1922–2011), graphic designer and university professor
• Angelika Weingardt (* 1965), glass designer
• Emil Rudolf Weiß (1875–1942), typographer, graphic artist, painter, university professor and poet
• Gabi Weiß (* 1960), glass designer
• Ladislaus Weiss (* 1946), painter
• Karl Ludwig Weisser (1823–1879), lithographer, art scholar and university professor
• Uli Weitz (* 1950), art educator, doctor of history, art mediator (initiator of the museum “Stuttgart 21” building fence presentation)
• Pablo Wendel (* 1980), concept and video artist
• Herbert Wentscher (* 1951), painter, video artist and university professor
• Wolfgang Werkmeister (* 1941), graphic artist
• Theodor Werner (1886–1969), painter
• Hans Wesely (1930–1987), painter
• Simone Westerwinter (* 1960), concept artist
• Gertrud Angelika Wetzel (1934–2011), sculptor
• Marcus Wichmann (* 1968), communication designer and university professor
• Oscar Wichtendahl (1860–1933), painter
• Alfred Wickenburg (1885–1978), Austrian painter and graphic artist
• Willy Wiedmann (1929–2013) painter, church painter, sculptor, musician, composer, writer, gallery owner
• Heinrich Wildemann (1904–1964), painter, graphic artist and university professor
• Ludwig Wilding (1927–2010), painter, object artist and university professor
• Brigitte Wilhelm (* 1939), sculptor
• Hans Peter Willberg (1930–2003), typographer, book designer and university professor
• Ben Willikens (* 1939), painter, university professor and rector (Academy of Fine Arts Munich)
• Fritz Wimmer (1879–1960), painter
• Detlef Winter (1929–2010), painter, graphic artist, lithographer and set designer
• Georg Winter (* 1962), sculptor and university professor
• Richard Winternitz (1861–1929), painter and university professor
• Konrad Winzer (* 1955), sculptor
• Josef Alfons Wirth (1887–1916), painter and graphic artist
• Horst Wöhrle (* 1941), graphic designer, author and university lecturer
• Eugen Wolff-Filseck (1873–1937), painter and draftsman
• Valentin Wormbs (* 1960), photographer and university lecturer
• Walter Wörn (1901–1963), painter
• Wolf Wrisch (1944–2009), painter, art educator, university professor and author
• Christian Wulffen (* 1954), artist and professor (Cleveland Institute of Art)

Y

• Ernst Yelin (1900–1991), sculptor
• Rudolf Yelin the Elder Ä. (1864–1940), painter and glass painter
• Rudolf Yelin the Elder J. (1902–1991), painter, glass painter, university professor and rector (State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart)

Z

• Camilla Zach-Dorn (1859–1951), painter
• Johannes Zahlten (1938–2010), art historian and university professor
• Christian Zais (1770–1820), architect
• Andrea Zaumseil (* 1957), sculptor and university professor
• Ulrich Zeh (* 1946), painter, graphic artist and art teacher
• Friedrich Zimmermann (* 1951), sculptor, painter
• Peter Zimmermann (* 1956), painter, sculptor, object artist and university professor
• Eva Zippel (1925–2013), sculptor
• Fritz Zolnhofer (1896–1965), painter and graphic artist
• Heinrich von Zügel (1850–1941), painter
• Oscar Zügel (1892–1968), painter
• Friedrich Zundel (1875–1948), painter, farmer and patron

Honorary members / honorary senators of the Academy

Honorary members of the Académie des Arts

• Anna Dorothea Therbusch (1762)
• Albrecht Jakob von Bühler (Commissaire Général of the Académie des Arts ) (?)
• Balthasar Haug (1768)

Honorary members of the ABK Stuttgart (appointment period 1942–1999)

• Bernhard Pankok (1942)
• Adolf G. Schneck (1950)
• Alfred Lörcher (1950)
• University of Applied Sciences Ernst Schneidler (1952)
• Hans Meid (1953)
• Erwin Hoffmann (1957)
• Max Burk (1957)
• Emil Buschle (1957)
• Carl Keidel (1957)
• Walter Krais (1957)
• Emil Kühn (1957)
• Paul Rieger (1957)
• Hermann Brachert (1960)
• Arthur Burkhardt (1962)
• Helmut Fausel (1962)
• Willy Häussler (1962)
• Manfred Henninger (1962)
• Karl Hils (1962)
• Josef Hirn (1962)
• Ida Kerkovius (1962)
• Horst Linde (1962)
• Friedrich Müller (1962)
• Rolf Nesch (1962)
• Karl Rössing (1962)
• Rudolf Schnellbach (1962)
• Karl Schwend (1962)
• Hermann Son (1962)
• Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1962)
• Hans Weitpert (1962)
• Theodor Werner (1962)
• Konrad Wittwer (1962)
• Fritz Helmstädter (1964)
• Peter Otto Heim (1965)
• Ernst Stemmer (1965)
• Alexander Koch (publisher) (1966)
• Josef Alfons Thuma (1966)
• Walter Gropius (1968)
• Rudolf Daudert (1974)
• Wolf Donndorf (1974)
• Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (1974)
• Erich Mönch (1975)
• Walter Cantz (1975)
• Hannes Neuner (1976)
• Walter Brudi (1976)
• Rudolf Yelin (1976)
• Fritz Ruoff (1977)
• Camille Graeser (1977)
• Herbert Hirche (1977)
• Werner Fleischhauer (1978)
• Heinrichöffelhardt (1978)
• Hans-Peter Haas (1979)
• Hans Frank (Technical School Council) (1979)
• Jürgen Hahn (1979)
• Gunter Böhmer (1980)
• Hans Warnecke (1980)
• Karl-Heinz Venzky (1981)
• Eugen Funk (1981)
• Walter Reiser (1981)
• Erwin Heinle (1981)
• Hugo Peters (1981)
• Hans Fegers (1981)
• Mia Seeger (1981)
• Ernst Josef Auer (1981)
• Oswald Oberhuber (1982)
• Oskar Emmenegger (1982)
• Gunther Thiem (1982)
• Bodo Rasch (1983)
• Hanns Model (1983)
• Alfred Roth (1984)
• Kurt Leonhard (1985)
• Karl Reuss (1987)
• Herta-Maria Witzemann (1988)
• Günther Wirth (art critic) (1993)
• Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen (1995)
• Jung Thu Jun (1999)

Honorary Senators (appointment period 2004 to today)

• Oskar Emmenegger (2004)
• Young Thu Jun (2004)
• Wolfgang Kermer (2004)
• Matthias Kleinert (2004)
• Horst Linde (2004)
• Oswald Oberhuber (2004)
• Hugo Peters (2004)
• Mircea Spartaru (2004)
• Hans Gottfried von Stockhausen (2004)
• Gunther Thiem (2004)
• Günther Wirth (art critic) (2004)
• Gerd Hatje (2006)
• Kurt Weidemann (2006)
• Felicitas Baumeister (2010)

Against forgetting

Graduates of the Stuttgart art schools who were murdered under the Nazi regime:

• Carry van Biema (1881–1942), painter, art teacher and theorist, circle around Adolf Hölzel
• Alice Haarburger (1891–1942), painter
• Maria Lemmé (1880–1943), painter
• Käthe Loewenthal (1878–1942), painter
• Paula Straus (1894–1943), goldsmith, temporarily employed by Paul Haustein at the arts and crafts school and as a designer for the silver goods factory Peter Bruckmann & Sons, Heilbronn a. N., active

Artists who were involved in the Jewish art exhibitions in the rooms of the Stuttgart Lodge in 1935 and / or 1937, presumably studied at the Stuttgart art schools and whose fate is unknown:

• Ly Bernheimer
• Hilde Brandt
• Margarethe Garthe
• Elli Heimann
• Trude Munk
• Else Samuel

Graduates of the Stuttgart art schools who survived the Holocaust:

• Ellen Auerbach (1906-2004)
• Erwin Broner (1898–1971)
• Dina cymbalist (1907–1989)
• Paul Elsas (1896-1981)
• Hermann Fechenbach (1897–1986)
• Liselotte Grschebina (1908–1994)
• Boris Grünwald (1933-2014)
• Lily Hildebrandt (1887–1974)
• Erich Kahn (1904–1980)
• Hermann Kahn (Aharon Kahana) (1905–1967)
• Ignaz Kaufmann (1885–1975)
• Frans Krajcberg (1921-2017)
• Klara Neuburger (1882–1945)
• Charlotte Posenenske (1930–1985)
• Imre Reiner (1900–1987)
• Grete Stern (1904–1999)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Entry in the catalog of the German National Library
2. ↑ was an academy student from 1919 to 1927, see: Württ. Landeskunstsammlungen: Catalog of modern painting and sculpture in the former Kronprinzenpalais , official edition, Stuttgart 1930, pp. 15-16
3. ↑ The goat queen in the wasteland . In: Schwäbische Post , December 15, 2011