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Ursula Schuh ( July 12, 1908 in Hamburg - August 7, 1993 in Salzburg ) was a German painter and set designer .

life and work

The daughter of philologist Benno Diederich grew up in Blankenese near Hamburg and studied in Berlin, Heidelberg, Paris and with Wassily Kandinsky at the Bauhaus Dessau . She lived intermittently in Paris from 1931 to 1937 , after marrying the director Oscar Fritz Schuh in Hamburg in 1939, she moved to Vienna in 1940. Their first exhibitions took place there.

From 1945 to 1947 she worked as a draftsman, picture editor and critic for the newspaper Welt am Montag , in 1947 she helped found the Art Club in Vienna. In 1953 she moved to Berlin, 1958 to Cologne, 1963 to Hamburg, where she worked as a set designer for the State Opera and the theater . This was followed by stage designs for the Schwetzingen Festival , the Deutsche Oper and the Volksbühne in Berlin , Det Norske Teatret in Oslo and the Schauspielhaus Zurich .

In 1968 she and her husband moved to Großgmain near Salzburg. In 1970 she founded the Salzburg Street Theater with him , which they jointly directed until 1984.

Her grave is in the Salzburg municipal cemetery .

Exhibitions (selection)

Stage sets (selection)

Catalogs

  • Gert von der Osten : Ursula Schuh - paintings, hand drawings, graphics
    • October 27, 1961 - November 26, 1961, Wallraf-Richartz-Museum Cologne, Bachemdruck Cologne, 1961
    • July 16, 1962 - September 2, 1962, Residenzgalerie Salzburg 1962 (with a foreword by Hans Lechner )

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