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1907 - 1982. Known for: Ceramics and sculpture.
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Gudrun Baudisch was an Austrian ceramist and sculptor who is considered one of the most important representatives of Austrian contemporary art. She began her career as a building artist in churches... Read full biography
Gudrun Baudisch was an Austrian ceramist and sculptor who is considered one of the most important representatives of Austrian contemporary art. She began her career as a building artist in churches and secular buildings, but in 1946, she and her husband Karl Heinz Wittke founded 'Keramik... Read full biography
Gudrun Baudisch was an Austrian ceramist and sculptor who is considered one of the most important representatives of Austrian contemporary art. She began her career as a building artist in churches and secular buildings, but in 1946, she and her husband Karl Heinz Wittke founded 'Keramik Hallstatt', which became her primary focus. Baudisch's work is known for its use of ceramics and sculpture
Gudrun Baudisch was an Austrian ceramist and sculptor who is considered one of the most important representatives of Austrian contemporary art. She began her career as a building artist in churches and secular buildings, but in 1946, she and her husband Karl Heinz Wittke founded 'Keramik Hallstatt', which became her primary focus. Baudisch's work is known for its use of ceramics and sculpture
Gudrun Baudisch was an Austrian ceramist and sculptor who is considered one of the most important representatives of Austrian contemporary art. She began her career as a building artist in churches and secular buildings, but in 1946, she and her husband Karl Heinz Wittke founded 'Keramik Hallstatt', which became her primary focus. Baudisch's work is known for its use of ceramics and sculpture
