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1896 Heiningen - 1960 Hannover. Known for: Painting; German mid-century exhibition activity; Hanover artistic circle.
Albert Knoke was born in 1896 in Heiningen near Wolfenbüttel and was a German painter active in Hanover. He was likely self-taught and developed his work independently, maintaining friendships with... Read full biography
Albert Knoke was born in 1896 in Heiningen near Wolfenbüttel and was a German painter active in Hanover. He was likely self-taught and developed his work independently, maintaining friendships with several artists, including Kurt Schwitters. Knoke became a member of the German Artists’ Association... Read full biography
Albert Knoke was born in 1896 in Heiningen near Wolfenbüttel and was a German painter active in Hanover. He was likely self-taught and developed his work independently, maintaining friendships with several artists, including Kurt Schwitters. Knoke became a member of the German Artists’ Association Weimar and later participated in the founding of the German Artist Association. Knoke exhibited regularly during the mid-twentieth century. He took part in the Great German Art Exhibition in Munich in... Read full biography
Albert Knoke was born in 1896 in Heiningen near Wolfenbüttel and was a German painter active in Hanover. He was likely self-taught and developed his work independently, maintaining friendships with several artists, including Kurt Schwitters. Knoke became a member of the German Artists’ Association Weimar and later participated in the founding of the German Artist Association. Knoke exhibited regularly during the mid-twentieth century. He took part in the Great German Art Exhibition in Munich in 1942 and later in the 3rd German Art Exhibition in Dresden in 1953, events that documented his continued activity across different artistic and political periods. His work was shown in Hanover and other German cities, and he remained professionally... Read full biography
Albert Knoke was born in 1896 in Heiningen near Wolfenbüttel and was a German painter active in Hanover. He was likely self-taught and developed his work independently, maintaining friendships with several artists, including Kurt Schwitters. Knoke became a member of the German Artists’ Association Weimar and later participated in the founding of the German Artist Association. Knoke exhibited regularly during the mid-twentieth century. He took part in the Great German Art Exhibition in Munich in 1942 and later in the 3rd German Art Exhibition in Dresden in 1953, events that documented his continued activity across different artistic and political periods. His work was shown in Hanover and other German cities, and he remained professionally active through the postwar years. Knoke lived and worked in Hanover for most of his career and died in 1966.... Read full biography
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