Hannah Höch
1889 |
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Born in Gotha |
1912 - 1914 |
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Studies at the arts and crafts school in Berlin-Charlottenburg |
1915 |
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Studies in Emil Orlik's graphics class at the
state teaching institution of the arts and crafts museum;
works as design draftswoman for Ullstein publishing house |
1915 - 1922 |
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Friendship with Raoul Hausmann; participates
in the Dada movement in Berlin and becomes member of
the November Group |
1924 |
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First sojourn in Paris; gets to know Mondrian and van
Doesburg |
1926 |
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Moves to Holland |
1929 |
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Returns to Berlin-Heiligensee; is represented in
all major Dada retrospectives |
1978 |
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Hannah Höch dies in Berlin |
Description of the collage
1. Rose in abstact form, around 1920, collage, tusche,
pencil
25 to 21.5 cm
2. Abstraktion, (around 1955) gouache, verso estate
stamp,
31,5x20,7 cm (12,4x8,15 in), signed
3. Rose, collage on cardboard, 1969, 35,5 to 28cm,
verso titled, dated and signed
4. Die Braunellen, 1950s, collage on cardboard, 27,9
x 17,5 cm signed, titled.
5. Paper collage on glass. Gift from Hannahs sister
to my father
36 x 39 cm. On other side abstact composition, painted.
The collage is coverd with a transparent foil.
6.Gesperrt, titled, monogrammed H. H., dated 1967, titled
on the reverse, signed and dated Höch 1967,
collage on cardboard, 44 x 30.5 cm, Literature: Hannah
Höch, Collagen aus den Jahren 19161971,
Akademie der Künste Berlin, 1971, no. 173, ill.
page 63
7. Photo by Stefan Moses, 1975, signed and dated. Gift
from Moses to my father, ca. 30 x 40cm.
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