Renate Totzke-Israel

Renate Totzke-Israel (born October 23, 1932 in Dresden ) is a German graphic artist and book illustrator .

Life

Renate Totzke-Israel studied from 1953 to 1958 at the Art Academy Berlin-Weißensee . After that she settled down as a freelance artist and mainly created book illustrations. As an illustrator of children's books , she was one of the most productive artists in the GDR. Several of the books she illustrated were awarded as the most beautiful book in the GDR.

She was a member of the Association of Visual Artists of the GDR .

Book illustrations (selection)

• Homer : Frog and Mouse War . Verlag Rütten & Loening Berlin, 1970
• Charlotte Bechstein : A letter for Wang. The children's book publisher, Berlin, 1972
• Joachim Kupsch : The terrifying inventions of WA Kevenhüller . Eulenspiegel Verlag Berlin, 1972
• Günther Cwoidrak; The pleasure garden. Eulenspiegel Verlag Berlin, 1979
• Gerhard Branstner : The ox bet. Oriental anecdotes . Hinstorff-Verlag Rostock, 1980
• Benno Pludra ; The magic mouse sleeps inside. Children's book publisher Berlin, 1980
• Klaus Möllmann: The Wolf Prince. Swedish troll fairy tales . Hinstorff-Verlag Rostock, 1984
• Charles Dickens . Holiday fairy tale . Children's book publisher Berlin, 1985
• Jacob Grimm : The hare and the hedgehog. tabu-Verlag, Munich, 1985
• Klabund: The Harp Jule. Eulenspiegel Verlag Berlin, 1982
• Benno Pludra: Windmill, windmill, take us with you. Children's book publisher, 1987
• Werner Heiduczek: Orpheus and Euridike. Children's book publisher, 1989
• Ursula Ullrich : Riding a dream horse or the fairytale story of Julchen, who didn't want to be stupid Jule. Young World Publishing House, Berlin, 1990

Deposit

• Berlin State Library

Web links

• Literature by and about Renate Totzke-Israel in the catalog of the German National Library