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2. www.en.hessemontagnola.ch › ruth-wengerRuth Wenger — Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola

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   In 1923 Hermann Hesse dedicate to Ruth the short love story, richly illustrated, Piktors Verwandlungen. They marry in 1924, without changing much of their daily life. Although they soon become quite unhappy, they will only divorce in 1927. In 1928 Hesse recalls Ruth with his poem Einer einstigen Geliebten [To a former Lover]:

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3. www.theartblog.org › 2012 › 06Artblog | The Forgotten Women Artists of Vienna 1900

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   Jun 24, 2012 · The record of Vienna’s Jewish artists was intentionally suppressed; for the non-Jewish women, a variety of circumstances broke the chain of repetition (exhibition, reproductions, writing) from which art history is made.

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   What did Susanne Wenger believe about art?

   • A holistic view Susanne Wenger herself believed art to be an archaic language common to all of mankind, irrespective of cultures. She referred above all to the theory of archetypes developed by Sigmund Freud’s somewhat controversial disciple Carl Gustav Jung.

   Susanne Wenger - “Art is Ritual”

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   Where can I see female artists in Vienna from 1900 to 1938?

   • “City of Women: Female Artists in Vienna from 1900 to 1938” is on view at the Lower Belvedere, Rennweg 6, 1030 Vienna, Austria, January 25–May 19, 2019. "City of Women: Female Artists in Vienna from 1900 to 1938" is on view until May 19 at the Lower Belvedere in Austria.

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   Who was Susanne Wenger?

   • Susanne Wenger stood out as exceptional in every respect: as an artist, as a person, as a woman. One constant in her life and work was her strong spiritual bond with nature.

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   Why is Susanne Wenger considered a degenerate artist?

   • All this is reflected in surreal pictures whose iconography is hard to interpret, and which put her at risk of being categorised as a “degenerate artist”. After the war, Susanne Wenger worked as an illustrator for a children’s paper issued by the Communist publishing house Globus.

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5. susannewengerfoundation.at › en › susanne-wenger-artSusanne Wenger - “Art is Ritual” | Susanne Wenger Foundation

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   Like Wassily Kandinsky, Klee and Mondrian were followers of theosophy in the early stages of their artistic careers. Wenger initially exhibited her paintings in Hans Egger’s (aka Hansegger’s) gallery Des Eaux Vives and in 1950 she brought some of the famous members of Abstrakt-Konkret to an Art Club show at the Vienna Secession.

6. www.invaluable.com › artist › wenger-susanne-8eioeimSusanne Wenger Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Susanne Wenger ...

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   Susanne Wenger Austrian 1915-2009 Two Screenprints I. Untitled (black and white) screenprint signed... 4 : Susanne Wenger (Austrian - Nigerian, 1915-2009) Est: $ 0 - $ 0

7. news.artnet.com › art-world › city-of-womenA Show in Vienna Seeks to Highlight the Female Artists of ...

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   Apr 19, 2019 · Around 270 sculptures, paintings, drawings, woodcuts, and graphic design by 56 women make clear that female artists were busy and visible in Vienna’s Modernist period, and their work was ...

8. indigoarts.com › artists › susanne-wengerSusanne Wenger (Adunni Olorisha) | Indigo Arts

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   Susanne Wenger (1915 - 2009) 1915 - 2009. A towering figure in the history of contemporary African art, Austrian-born Susanne Wenger died in 2009 at age 93. Arriving in Nigeria in 1949 with her husband Ulii Beier, she quickly became an integral part of the art scene as the country emerged from colonialism.