Ludwig Haase (graphic designer)

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Ludwig Haase (born October 25, 1868 , † March 7, 1944 ) was an Austrian painter and graphic artist .

Live and act

The son of the painter Ludwig Haase (1827–1907) lived and worked in Linz .

At the beginning of the 1920s, he designed the motifs for the emergency banknotes of numerous Upper Austrian communities (e.g. Danube Valley, Baumgarten , Pöndorf , Pucking , Ruprechtshofen , Schleißheim , Ungenach ). With 43 drafts, he was the most sought-after emergency money designer, followed by Klemens Brosch , Wilhelm Dachauer and Max Kislinger , each with around a dozen templates.

In 1936 he created a replica of the Linz main square on canvas in the basement of the Linz Grotto Railway .

Works

  • Gosausee with a view of the Dachstein (oil on panel)
  • Alpine summit with the Wiesbachhorn (oil on cardboard)
  • View of Hohen Salzburg (oil on panel)
  • Mountain farm with mountain range (oil on cardboard)
  • View of the Dachstein (oil on cardboard)
  • View of Linz (watercolor)
  • Mountain lake (oil on canvas, 1919)
  • Splendid book: The grateful communities of the Grieskirchen district , 17 local watercolors , signed by the community administrations, on the occasion of the appointment of Johann Nepomuk Hauser , Governor of Upper Austria, an honorary citizen.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Emil Puffer: Notgeld in Oberösterreich , in: Oberösterreichische Heimatblätter , 32nd year, Linz 1978, issue 1/2, online (PDF; 933 kB) in the OoeGeschichte.at forum
personal data
SURNAME Haase, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian painter and graphic artist
DATE OF BIRTH October 25, 1868
DATE OF DEATH March 7, 1944