Rudolf Hacke

Rudolf Hacke (born July 24, 1881 in Berlin , † February 16, 1953 in Stadtlohn , Münsterland ) was a German painter , graphic artist and illustrator .

Life

First he studied at the Berlin Art Academy , later at the Dresden Art Academy in the master class with Eugen Bracht . After his military service, he resumed his studies in Berlin and studied with Carl Saltzmann , Albert Hertel and Ulrich Hübner . From 1910 he took part in exhibitions.

In 1913, the book Die Mark Brandenburg in Farbenphotographie , together with the photographs by Rudolf Hacke created together with the photo chemist Julius Hollos , contained the earliest color photographs from Berlin and the Mark Brandenburg .

After the First World War he settled in Lower Silesia , first in Alt Schönau, then in Schönau an der Katzbach . From 1920 until his escape in 1945 he lived in Seitendorf (now Mysłów ). His friend, the landscape painter Otto Altenkirch, also visited him there .

Hacke went on art trips to Italy , Finland and South Tyrol . He painted landscapes, marine scenes , portraits and nudes . In addition, he created a number of copper engravings . He was a member of the " Artists Association of Silesia ".

Web links

Literature by and about Rudolf Hacke in the catalog of the German National Library
Literature list in the online catalog of the Berlin State Library

Individual evidence

↑ In the literature, the date of birth is sometimes given as July 14, 1881 and February 15, 1953 as the date of death. The year of death 1953 will u. a. both at the DNB and in the online catalog of the Berlin State Library (see web links). The source of the death date mentioned here, February 16, 1952, is the AKL .
↑ New edition of the photos: Peter Walther (Ed.): Berlin and the Mark Brandenburg, Ein Fontane-Brevier . Vacat Verlag, Potsdam 2004, ISBN 3-930752-30-1

personal data
SURNAME	Hoe, Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German painter, graphic artist and illustrator
DATE OF BIRTH	July 24, 1881
PLACE OF BIRTH	Berlin
DATE OF DEATH	February 16, 1953
Place of death	City wages , Münsterland

[1] In the literature, the date of birth is sometimes given as July 14, 1881 and February 15, 1953 as the date of death. The year of death 1953 will u. a. both at the DNB and in the online catalog of the Berlin State Library (see web links). The source of the death date mentioned here, February 16, 1952, is the AKL .

[2] New edition of the photos: Peter Walther (Ed.): Berlin and the Mark Brandenburg, Ein Fontane-Brevier . Vacat Verlag, Potsdam 2004, ISBN 3-930752-30-1