Marianne Brandt Description

-1.10.1893 Marianne Liebe was born in Chemnitz
-1900 to 1909 School in Chemnitz
3 years hihger section of the Secondary School
6 years higher Privat – Girl's Scchool
• Fall 1911 to September 1912 Free Artschool of Prof. Flitzer in Weimar
• September 192 to Juni 1913 Cast- and Nature school of Prof. Mackensen

• Fall 1911 to September 1916, November 1917 to September 1918 Studied art at the Großherzoglich – Sächsischen, Hochschule für Bildende Kunst (College for educational art) in Weimar, till June 1913 art class, later Nature school of Prof. Mackensen and Prof. Weise
• September 1916 to November 1917 Studies in Munich
• June 12, 1919 wedding with the Norwegian artist Erik Brandt in Kristiana (Oslo) / Norway
• 1919 to 1920 lived in Norway, till 1921 in Paris and South France
• 1922 to 1923 lived in Weimar, Erik Brandt went back to Norway
• October to November 1923 Studies in sculpting of Prof. Engelmann at the College for Art in Weimar
• January 1924 to July 1926 Studies at the Bauhaus Weimar and Dessau

• Act- and Material lesson at Albers and Moholy-Nagy
Artistic design at Kandinsky and Klee
Silver blacksmith lesson in the metal factory
Design of the todays famous tea can, coffee- and tea services and astrays
• In the mid 1924 and July 1926 to April 1927 workingworking stays in Paris
designing of collages
• From April 1927 cooperation work in the metal factory of the Bauhaus
April 1928 to July 1929 acting manager in the metal factory
Graduation with Diploma
designing of many lamps, which were produced in series.
• July 1929 to December 1929 cooperation work in construction - Studio Gropius in Berlin
designs for furniture and interior design, especially for the colony in Karlsruhe- Dammerstock
• December 1929 to the end of 1932 manager of the design area of the applied arts area of the metal factory Ruppelwerke in Gotha
Intauration of the whole program
• 1933 to 1949 no work, lived in Chemnitz and Frankenberg
drawed
• 27. March 1935 divorce from Erik Brandt
• 29. December 1936 Death of her father, 24. January 1947 Death of her mother
• March 1949 to July 1951 lectureship for wood, metal and ceramic at the Dresdener College for working art
• July 1951 to September 1954 cooperation work at the Institute for industrial design of the Art College Berlin / Weißensee,
from September 1952 renamed into Institute for applied art
act as a surveyor for the German agency for material- and product testing
• October 1953 to March 1954 assistance for the exhibition
"Deutsche Angewandte Kunst der DDR" in Peking and Shanghai/ China
• September 1954 comback to Chemnitz, working with plastic and drawings
• March 1977 after a short hostpital stay, emigration to a rest home near Zwickau
• did at June 18, 1983 in Kirchberg

Web-Site from Marianne Brandt: http://www.mariannebrandt.de