Bele Bachem (1916, Düsseldorf - 2005, Munich) - No fear of Danae, 1973 - No....
Bele Bachem (1916, Düsseldorf - 2005, Munich) - No fear of Danae, 1973 - No. 23/100
Large color lithograph in pink, blue and black. Copy no. 23 of 100. signed in pencil. Sheet size 48 x 76 cm.
Bele Beachem was the daughter of the painter Gottfried Albert Maria Bachem and his wife Hedwig. Influenced in art and literature by her father, she went to the Berlin Art Academy at the end of the 1920s, where she was taught by Ludwig Bartning and Max Kraus, among others. She soon received her first commissions and was eventually brought to Munich by Otto Falckenberg to design stage sets for the theater there. After the end of the war, she published drawings in the satirical magazine Der Simpl. She also provided numerous designs for the Rosenthal porcelain manufactory and the wallpaper factory Gebrüder Rasch.
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Bele Bachem (1916, Düsseldorf - 2005, Munich) - No fear of Danae, 1973 - No. 23/100
Large color lithograph in pink, blue and black. Copy no. 23 of 100. signed in pencil. Sheet size 48 x 76 cm.
Bele Beachem was the daughter of the painter Gottfried Albert Maria Bachem and his wife Hedwig. Influenced in art and literature by her father, she went to the Berlin Art Academy at the end of the 1920s, where she was taught by Ludwig Bartning and Max Kraus, among others. She soon received her first commissions and was eventually brought to Munich by Otto Falckenberg to design stage sets for the theater there. After the end of the war, she published drawings in the satirical magazine Der Simpl. She also provided numerous designs for the Rosenthal porcelain manufactory and the wallpaper factory Gebrüder Rasch.
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