Marianne Weingärtner

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Marianne Weingärtner (born March 15, 1917 in Linz ; † March 9, 1995 in Hamburg ) was an artist.

Life

Weingärtner studied from 1934 to 1943 at the Academia de belle arte in Bucharest with Jean Alexandru Steriadi and at the University of Fine Arts in Berlin , including with Gerhard Ulrich , Gustav Hilbert and Kurt Wehlte .

After completing her studies, she began as a freelance artist with painting, graphics and drawing, book and press drawings and photography in Solothurn (Switzerland), Munich , Frankfurt am Main , Bremen and Hamburg. In 1958 she took over a professorship at the University of Applied Sciences , formerly Hamburg University of Applied Sciences , department of design (anatomy and figurative drawings, press drawings and illustrations , caricatures , comics ), which she held until 1980. From 1980, Weingärtner took over teaching anatomy and figurative drawing at the Institute for Contact Studies, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. In 1983 she founded and directed the master class drawing and painting.

Creative phase "Carnival in Venice"

Weingärtner traveled frequently to Venice from 1983 and developed a passion for the Venetian Carnival . She processed this in numerous photographs and paintings.

The Goethe-Institut in Hamburg presented in 2006 more than 80 of their works in a retrospective of. The exhibition was curated by Birgit Kassovic and organized together with Weingärtner's long-time partner, Eike Thombansen.

Exhibitions

Solo exhibitions
  • 1946 Haus am Waldsee, Berlin
  • 1952 Midtown Gallery, New York
  • 1957 Die Insel, Hamburg
  • 1965 Kunstkabinett, Hanover
  • 1976 BAT House Hamburg
  • 1979 Kunsthaus Hamburg
  • 1983 Kunstetage Dresdner Bank, Hamburg and Coesfeld Cultural Center, Coesfeld
  • 1986 Alsterhaus, Hamburg
  • 1987 Kunstetage Dresdner Bank, Hamburg
  • 1988 Galerie Jeanne, Munich
  • 1992 Kunstetage Dresdner Bank, Hamburg
  • 1994 Galerie neue deele, Jork
  • 2006 Goethe Institute, Hamburg
  • 2009 gallery elbchaussee eight
  • 2009 kurt ahlbrecht & partner, Hamburg
Participation in group exhibitions and a.
  • 1968 Charlottenburg Palace, Berlin
  • 1974 Kunsthaus Hamburg
  • 1986 Transylvanian artists of the 20th century, Hanover
  • 1988 House of Art Munich
  • 1990 Art Hamburg
  • 1992 Gallery 10 - 10, Bonn, St. Petersburg, Alma Ata
  • 1994 Gedok Gallery, Hamburg
  • 1995 Professional Association of Visual Artists, Hamburg

Publications

  • of drawings and illustrations in books, press and poster publishers: Annabelle, Bremer Nachrichten, Brigitte, Die Neue Zeitung, Die Welt, Die Weltwoche, Die Zeit, Feinschmecker, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Hamburger Abendblatt, Kulturmagazin Athena, Merkur, Prisma, Rowohlt- Verlag, Scala international, Stern, Telegraf, Universal Print u. a. m.
  • Marianne Weingärtner art collection
  • Board of Trustees Art Collection Marianne Weingärtner

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Doris Banuscher: A touch of Venice in the Goethe Institute. Die Welt, March 2, 2006, accessed September 1, 2015 .
  2. ↑ Ursula Herrndorf: Paintings and photos from the Carnival in Venice. Hamburger Abendblatt, February 28, 2006, accessed on September 1, 2015 .
personal data
SURNAME Weingärtner, Marianne
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian artist
DATE OF BIRTH March 15, 1917
PLACE OF BIRTH Linz
DATE OF DEATH March 9, 1995
Place of death Hamburg