Illustrationen Wer will Luftpost
Date
Credits
- Lou Scheper Berkenkamp Illustrator
Format
- Poster 1873
- Illustration 317
Type of Work
- Document 39
Techniques
- painting 51
Year: 1920s
Format: Poster
Media: Paper
Technique(s): Painting & Ink
Designer Overview
Lou Scheper Berkenkamp
May 15, 1901 - April 11, 1976
Germany
Being a student during the Bauhaus’ founding years, Berkenkamp studied under very influential members of the Bauhaus faculty. Workshopping in mural painting and stage, Berkenkamp was a very studious creative who desired to make dream worlds a visible reality. Berkenkamp was most known for her paintings, drawings, and collages. Although some of her works have shown geometric influence traditional to the Bauhaus, her inspired creatures and handmade typography illustrations makes her contributions to design unique. Majority of these fantasy works were crafted for publication of children’s books or as handmade letters for friends and family, but she also designed for literary text and, for the Bauhaus, their stage and color designs.
In 1934, Berkenkamp relocated to Berlin and joined the Professional Association of Visual Artists. Becoming a member of its board of directors, Berkenkamp went on to supervising one their annual Great Berlin Art Exhibitions.
