Group of Dresden artists

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Exhibition poster by Dora Seifert, Emil Richter Art Salon, before 1910

The group of Dresden artists appeared in 1904 with their first exhibition in the Emil Richter Art Salon . In 1908, the group joined the then newly founded Federation of German and Austrian Artists' Associations under the name Local Association of Dresden Women Artists . This represented the first supra-regional interest group for female artists in the arts and crafts in Germany.

In 1912 the group of female artists from Dresden had around 50 members. Among the full members are u. a. listed: Doris am Ende , Tilla Jahresig-Lohr (later first chairwoman), Adelheid Kohlschütter , Gertrud Schäfer , Helene Schurig and Flora Zenker . Other well-known members were Erna Lincke and Lucie Prussog , who both joined the Dresden Secession in 1932 .

history

In 1906, Emil Richter had his second collective exhibition with almost unchanged cast. In 1908 another exhibition followed in the Arnold u. a. with Doris am Ende , Helene Gammius , Hildegard Koch , Paula Kohlschütter , Clotilde Schilling , Berta Schrader and Lina von Zieten .

The local association of Dresden artists had "supporting members". Princess Mathilde of Saxony was won as an honorary member and sponsor in 1912 .

In 1910, the purchase of paintings for the newly built Dresden City Hall was advertised in the amount of 34,000 Reichsmarks . The amount was divided equally between purchases by the Dresden Art Cooperative and the Dresden Artists' Association founded in 1909 . The local association of Dresden artists publicly criticized the fact that not a single work by a Dresden artist was purchased.

The local association of Dresden women artists also campaigned for the admission of women to study at the Dresden Art Academy . Women in Dresden were denied access to state studies in art until 1919. In April 1919, the previous statute that "female persons" were not allowed to be admitted was changed to "women are generally admitted".

Members and persons involved in exhibitions (selection)

Elisabeth Andrae , Anna Elisabeth Angermann , Jenny von Bary-Doussin , Olga Therese "Trissy" Batsch-Kalkschmidt, Clara von Beringe, Johanna Zschille von Beschwitz, Paula von Blankenburg, Doris am Ende , Margarete Faltin, Rose Friedrich , Helene Gammius, Julie Genthe , Gertrud Elisabeth Geißler, Clementine Hahn, Tilla Jahresig-Lohr, Fides Karny, Ilse Krause-Wittgenstein, Charlotte Hasselmann , Marie Haußner, Hildegard Koch , Minna Köhler-Roeber , Adelheid Kohlschütter, Paula Kohlschütter, Johanna Katharina Krabbes , Louise Langgaard , Emily Lengnick , Erna Lincke , Glenny Oelsner von Lorck, Gertrud Lorenz, Hildegard von Mach , Emilie Mediz-Pelikan , Irmgard Meinhold , Elisabeth Meyhöfer, Käthe Mirtschin, Elsa Munscheid , Marie Paquet-Steinhausen , Marie Paschke, Julie Elisabeth von Paul, Ilse Plehn, Lucie Prussog, Etha Richter , Hedwig Rumpelt , Gertrud Schäfer , Ella Scharowsky, Clotilde Schilling, Bertha Schrader , Gertrud Schramm, Helene Schurig, Annie Seifert, Dora Seifert, Constanze vo n Wetter-Rosenthal, Margarete Winkler, Flora Zenker, Lina von Zieten

Exhibitions (selection)

  • 1904: Emil Richter Art Salon
  • 1906: Emil Richter Art Salon
  • 1908: Arnold Gallery
  • 1909: Emil Richter Art Salon
  • 1911/12: Kunstverein Plauen: Traveling exhibition of the local association of Dresden women artists
  • 1912: Exhibition “Women in Home and Professions” in Berlin, February 24th - March 24th 1912, in the exhibition halls of the Berlin Zoological Garden , organized by the German Lyceum Club .
  • 1912: Exhibition "Women's art for the best of mother and child" in Dresden
  • 1917: Max Sinz art dealer
  • 1922: Fahnauer & Schwab art exhibition
  • 1922: Saxon Art Association
  • 1923: Spring exhibition of the Saxon Art Association
  • 1925: Saxon Art Association
  • 1926: Galerie Arnold, "Pictures from Dresden and the surrounding area"
  • 1930: Max Sinz art dealer

See also

literature

  • Cornelia Matz: The organizational history of women artists in Germany from 1867 to 1933. Dissertation . University of Tübingen, 2000 ( digitized version ).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . March 1, 1904, p. 4 ( digitized version ).
  2. ^ A b Cornelia Matz: The organizational history of women artists in Germany from 1867 to 1933. Dissertation . University of Tübingen, 2000, p. 85 ( digitized version ).
  3. ^ Cornelia Matz: The organizational history of women artists in Germany from 1867 to 1933. Dissertation . University of Tübingen, 2000, p. 81 ( digitized version ).
  4. ^ Directory of members, statutes. November 1912 . In: Stadtbund Dresdner Frauenvereine. File No. 2, Local Association of Dresden Women Artists of the Federation of German and Austrian Artists' Associations . Stock 13.28. Dresden City Archives, 1912.
  5. ↑ Karin Müller-Kelwing: The Dresden Secession 1932 . Georg Olms Verlag, Hildesheim 2010, ISBN 978-3-487-14397-2 , pp. 173 .
  6. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . March 1, 1904, p. 2 ( digitized version ).
  7. ^ Exhibition of an association of Dresden artists: Doris am Ende, Helene Gammius, Hildegard Koch, Paula Kohlschütter, Clotilde Schilling, Berta Schrader, Lina v. Zieten . Galerie Ernst Arnold, Dresden 1908 (copy in the SLUB. 3 sheets in length).
  8. ^ Local Association of Dresden Women Artists . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . November 2, 1926, p. 5 ( digitized version ).
  9. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . April 25, 1912, p. 1 ( digitized version ).
  10. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . October 8, 1910, p. 1 ( digitized version ).
  11. ^ Cornelia Matz: The organizational history of women artists in Germany from 1867 to 1933. Dissertation . University of Tübingen, 2000, p. 101 ( digitized version ).
  12. ^ University of Fine Arts Dresden (ed.): Dresden. From the Royal Art Academy to the College of Fine Arts. 1764-1989 . VEB Verlag der Kunst, Dresden 1990, ISBN 3-364-00145-6 , p. 248-249 .
  13. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . April 11, 1912, p. 2 ( digitized version ).
  14. ^ Plauen iV traveling exhibition of the local association of Dresden artists . In: Die Kunstwelt: Monthly for the visual arts of the present . tape II , February 1912 - May 1912, 1912, pp. 47 (with the participation of 40 members. The time is given as “recently”. The exhibition therefore took place at the end of 1911 or beginning of 1912. A connection with the exhibition “The woman in home and professions” in Berlin, part of which in Dresden was shown under the name "Women's Art for the Best of Mother and Child" cannot be ruled out.).
  15. ^ Cornelia Matz: The organizational history of women artists in Germany from 1867 to 1933. Dissertation . University of Tübingen, 2000, p. 69 ( digital copy - part of the exhibition went on to Dresden).
  16. ↑ Women's art for the benefit of mother and child . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . April 8, 1909, p. 2 ( digitized version ).
  17. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . January 15, 1922, p. 3 ( digitized version ).
  18. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . January 22, 1922, p. 3 ( digitized version ).
  19. ^ Spring exhibition of the Saxon Art Association II . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . April 20, 1923, p. 3 ( digitized version ).
  20. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . April 26, 1925, p. 5 ( digitized version ).
  21. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . February 16, 1926, p. 2 ( digitized version ).
  22. ^ Art and Science . In: Dresdner Nachrichten . February 26, 1930, p. 4 ( digitized version ).