Kölner Werkschulen

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The Kölner Werkschulen were a series of schools in Cologne training artists in visual arts, architecture and design from 1926 to 1971.

History [edit]

1926–1933 [edit]

1933–1945 [edit]

After 1946 [edit]

Structure in 1971 [edit]

Directors [edit]

1879–1906: Friedrich Romberg, engineers
1906–1910: Gustav Halmhuber, architect and painter
1910–1919, Emil Thormählen, painter and architect
1920–1926: Martin Elsässer, architect
1926–1931: Richard Riemerschmid, painter, architect and designer
1931–1933: Karl With, art historian
1933–1945: Karl Berthold, goldsmith
1946–1957: August Hoff, art historian
1958–1965: Friedrich Vordemberge, painter
1965–1971: Werner Schriefers, painter and designer

Lecturers [edit]

Architecture / interior design [edit]

Martin Elsaesser (1920–1925)
Dominikus Böhm (1926–1934/1947–1953)
Richard Riemerschmid (1926–1931)
Stefan Leuer (1954–1978)
Georg Lünenborg (1948–1967)
Gernot Lucas (1969–2003)
Wolf Nöhren (1970–1973)

Painting [edit]

Jan Thorn Prikker (1926–1932)
Friedrich Ahlers-Hestermann (1928–1933)
Richard Seewald (1924–1931)
Otto Gerster (1939–1972)
Stefan Wewerka (1975–1993)
Daniel Spoerri (1978–1982)
Hans Rolf Maria Koller (1963–1973)
Dieter Kraemer (1963–1993)
Friedrich Vordemberge (1946–1976)
Dieter Horký (1971–1993)
Karl Marx (1959–1986)
Wilhelm Teuwen (1946–1967)
Elisabeth Vary (1964–1970–1993)
Werner Schriefers (1965–1989)
Gerhard Kadow (1967–1974)
Franz Dank (1961–1993)
Hubert Schaffmeister (1952–1976)

Sculpture / plastic arts [edit]

Anton Berger (1964–1989)
Hans Karl Burgeff (1968–1988)
Ludwig Gies (1950–1962)
Georg Grasegger (1901–1927)
Josef Jaekel (1947–1975)
Dorkas Reinacher-Härlin (1924–1929)
Titus Reinarz (1981–1992)
Kurt Schwippert (1963–1968)
Wolfgang Wallner (1912–1950)
Hans Wissel (1925–1933)

Graphic design [edit]

Richard Riemerschmid (1926–1931)
Jakob Erbar (1926–1933)
Heinrich Hußmann (1928–1965)
Alfred Will (1929–1933/1946–1971)
Anton Wolff (1942–1976)
Jürgen Klauke (1970–1975)
Heinz Edelmann (1976–1978)

Goldworking [edit]

Ernst Riegel (1913–1933)
Elisabeth Treskow (1948–1964)

Photography [edit]

Arno Jansen (1965–2003)

Art history [edit]

Wilhelm Lotz
Karl With (1925–1928/1931–1933)
August Hoff (1946–1957)

Ceramics and industrial design [edit]

Dorkas Reinacher-Härlin (1924–1929)
Ludwig König (1930–1933)
Georg Roth (1924–1964)
Walter Maria Kersting (1927–1932)
Herbert Schultes (1968–1970)

Guest lecturers [edit]

Friedrich Wolfram Heubach (psychology)
Günter Karl Friedrich Schwichtenberg (cybernetics)
Leo Kofler (sociology)
Bazon Brock (art theory)
Jörg Immendorff (painting)
Wulf Herzogenrath (art settlement)
Ingo Kümmel (art dealing)
Ulrike Rosenbach (video action)
Birgit Hein (film)

Students [edit]

Architecture [edit]

Painting [edit]

Sculpture / plastic arts [edit]

Graphic design [edit]

Photography [edit]

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