Mathilde Ade

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Mathilde Ade (born September 8, 1877 in Sárbogárd in Hungary, † 1953 in Munich ) was a German-Hungarian graphic artist .

Life

Mathilde Ade was trained at the Munich School of Applied Arts and then worked for the Meggendorfer-Blätter . She created illustrations for children's books and u. a. the children's simplicissimus with self-composed rhymes. She also made at least 200 bookplates , some as lithographs and etchings , but most of them are mechanical reproductions.

literature

  • Mathilde Ade . Burgk Castle Museum , From the ex-libris collection 11. 1989
  • Isolde Kern, Elke Schutt-Kehm and Erika Selle: The ex-libris artist Mathilde Ade . Wiesbaden 1991 ISBN 3-922835-17-1
personal data
SURNAME Goodbye, Mathilde
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German-Hungarian graphic artist
DATE OF BIRTH September 8, 1877
PLACE OF BIRTH Sárbogárd
DATE OF DEATH 1953
Place of death Munich