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1884 Waren - 1972 Schwerin. Known for: Nature studies.
Karl Hennemann was a German artist who attended the Hamburg School of Applied Arts in 1901 and studied with Friedrich Kallmorgen and Hans Licht in Berlin from 1901-1903. He also studied at the Munich... Read full biography
Karl Hennemann was a German artist who attended the Hamburg School of Applied Arts in 1901 and studied with Friedrich Kallmorgen and Hans Licht in Berlin from 1901-1903. He also studied at the Munich Academy from 1905-1907 and verifiably on nature studies in Burg Stargard and Feldberg from... Read full biography
Karl Hennemann was a German artist who attended the Hamburg School of Applied Arts in 1901 and studied with Friedrich Kallmorgen and Hans Licht in Berlin from 1901-1903. He also studied at the Munich Academy from 1905-1907 and verifiably on nature studies in Burg Stargard and Feldberg from 1908-1910. He became a freelance artist in Berlin in 1912 and went on study trips to Switzerland, Scandinavian countries, and Italy. In 1943, he moved to Schwerin. He is listed in the Ahrenshoop artist... Read full biography
Karl Hennemann was a German artist who attended the Hamburg School of Applied Arts in 1901 and studied with Friedrich Kallmorgen and Hans Licht in Berlin from 1901-1903. He also studied at the Munich Academy from 1905-1907 and verifiably on nature studies in Burg Stargard and Feldberg from 1908-1910. He became a freelance artist in Berlin in 1912 and went on study trips to Switzerland, Scandinavian countries, and Italy. In 1943, he moved to Schwerin. He is listed in the Ahrenshoop artist dictionary.... Read full biography
Karl Hennemann was a German artist who attended the Hamburg School of Applied Arts in 1901 and studied with Friedrich Kallmorgen and Hans Licht in Berlin from 1901-1903. He also studied at the Munich Academy from 1905-1907 and verifiably on nature studies in Burg Stargard and Feldberg from 1908-1910. He became a freelance artist in Berlin in 1912 and went on study trips to Switzerland, Scandinavian countries, and Italy. In 1943, he moved to Schwerin. He is listed in the Ahrenshoop artist dictionary.