Peter Paul Draewing (1876-1940) first trained as a decorative painter in Rostock and attended the local industrial school. In 1896 he began studying at the art school in Weimar, where he was a pupil of Theodor Hagen, Carl Frithjof Smith, and Hans Olde. From 1904 to 1907 he completed studies at the Art Academy in Kassel. In 1915 he moved to Eisenach, where he worked as an art teacher. Draewing was an important follower of the artists' colony Schwaan, and a member of the Deutsche Künstlerbund.

Peter Paul Draewing was born in 1876. He was a landscape painter in Weimar, and studied at the Weimar art school.

He was a student of Hagen and Olde, and regularly ibid with Bunke in Schwaan. He was also co-founder of the artists' colony.