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Wolf Bauer. Germany, b. 1939. A graduate of the Staatlichen Akademie der Bildenden Kuenste in his hometown of Stuttgart, Germany, Wolf Bauer’s fame began with accolades for his domestic freelance work. Recognized for the boldness he brought to an often tame industry, Bauer’s reputation continued to grow as his works were frequently and ...
Jan 24, 2019 · 0 Comments. Wolf Bauer, one of The Mountaineers’ oldest and most distinguished members, passed away on January 23, 2016, a month shy of his 104th birthday. He was born on February 24, 1912. Over the course of his long life, Wolf was honored by his community many times. He was named an Honorary Member of The Mountaineers in 1966, First Citizen ...
As a result of Wolf Bauer's exploration of the Green River Gorge, he turned his love of the area into action by lobbying to protect the Green River Gorge. His legacy was the development of the Green River Gorge Conservation Plan, which is still the guiding document for the Green River Gorge today.
Wolf Bauer. Harry Higman, Wolf’s old scoutmaster, introduced Wolf to foldboating on the lower rivers of Puget Sound after World War II. Foldboating was developed in southern Germany in the 1920s, and Wolf recalled seeing foldboat clubs on the Inn River in Bavaria as a schoolboy. The original “faltboot” was conceived by Hans Klepper of ...
Wolf Bauer. Producer: The Physician. Born in Stuttgart in 1950, Wolf Bauer studied Journalism and History of Art at the universities of Munich and Berlin. He initially began working from 1976 as a political features writer for the ZDF programme "Kennzeichen D". In 1980, Wolf Bauer came to UFA Film- und Fernsehproduktion as an editor and producer and has served as executive producer for UFA ...
Wolf Bauer’s influence on outdoor recreation in the Northwest is unparalleled. And he’s been at it since 1925. Wolf’s mother’s family, the Epplers, were Seattle pioneers. His mother attended school in England and spent summers in the Alps, where she met his father. Wolf was born in Bavaria in 1912 and immigrated to Seattle with his ...
When Wolf Bauersachs was born on 18 June 1566, in Schwörsheim, Munningen, Donau-Ries, Bavaria, Germany, his father, Hans Bauer, was 48 and his mother, Eva, was 37. He married Baur in 1590, in Wechingen, Donau-Ries, Bavaria, Germany. They were the parents of at least 3 sons. He died on 12 January 1629, in his hometown, at the age of 62.
