Katharina Szelinski-Singer, born as Katharina Singer (24 May 1918 in Neusassen, nearby Heydekrug, Memelland – 20 December 2010 in Berlin) was a German sculptor. She lived in Berlin from 1945 until her death. Katharina Szelinski-Singer was considered an outsider in the art scene: Although following up a different career path she continued to sculpture, but till 1987 her work could only rarely be seen in exhibitions. This changed in 1987–88, when the Georg-Kolbe-Museum showed her work in a large exhibition dedicated only to her. All in all 45 of her sculptures have been shown there.
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| - Katharina Szelinski-Singer, née à Neusassen près Šilutė (autrefois Prusse-Orientale, Arrondissement d'Heydekrug, aujourd'hui Lituanie, Apskritis de Klaipėda) le 24 mai 1918 et morte à Berlin le 20 décembre 2010, est une sculptrice allemande. (fr)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer (Neusassen in Memelland (Oost-Pruisen), 24 mei 1918 – Berlijn, 20 december 2010) was een Duitse beeldhouwster. Zij leefde sinds 1945 in Berlijn. (nl)
- Katarina Szelinski-Singer (ur. 24 maja 1918 w Szyłokarczmie; zm. 20 grudnia 2010 w Berlinie) – niemiecka rzeźbiarka pochodząca z Prus Wschodnich, od 1945 roku tworzyła w Niemczech. (pl)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer geb. Singer (* 24. Mai 1918 in Neusaß Gritzas, Landkreis Heydekrug, Ostpreußen; † 20. Dezember 2010 in Berlin) war eine deutsche Bildhauerin. Sie lebte ab 1945 in Berlin. Die Künstlerin war ausgebildete Steinbildhauerin und Meisterschülerin von Richard Scheibe an der Berliner Hochschule der Künste. Kurz nach ihrem Studienabschluss Mitte der 1950er Jahre erhielt sie den Auftrag, das Denkmal zur Würdigung der Trümmerfrauen im Berliner Volkspark Hasenheide zu gestalten – ihre bekannteste Arbeit im öffentlichen Raum. Nach kleineren Folgeaufträgen lebte sie von 1956 bis 1986 überwiegend von Restaurierungsarbeiten für das Schloss Charlottenburg. Die „Außenseiterin“ des Kunstbetriebs schuf neben ihrer Berufstätigkeit ein bildhauerisches Werk, von dem sie nur einzelne Ar (de)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer, born as Katharina Singer (24 May 1918 in Neusassen, nearby Heydekrug, Memelland – 20 December 2010 in Berlin) was a German sculptor. She lived in Berlin from 1945 until her death. Katharina Szelinski-Singer was considered an outsider in the art scene: Although following up a different career path she continued to sculpture, but till 1987 her work could only rarely be seen in exhibitions. This changed in 1987–88, when the Georg-Kolbe-Museum showed her work in a large exhibition dedicated only to her. All in all 45 of her sculptures have been shown there. (en)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer, nome da nubile Singer (Neusassen presso Šilutė (Heydekrug), Territorio di Memel, 24 maggio 1918 – Berlino, 20 dicembre 2010), è stata una scultrice tedesca.Dal 1945 fino alla morte visse a Berlino. Dopo una serie di altri piccoli incarichi, dal 1956 al 1986 ha eseguito in prevalenza lavori di restauro per lo Schloss Charlottenburg (castello di Charlottenburg). Come „outsider“ della produzione artistica accanto alla sua attività professionale creò opere di scultura che fino al 1987 rimasero per la maggior parte in collezioni private. (it)
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| - Katharina Szelinski-Singer geb. Singer (* 24. Mai 1918 in Neusaß Gritzas, Landkreis Heydekrug, Ostpreußen; † 20. Dezember 2010 in Berlin) war eine deutsche Bildhauerin. Sie lebte ab 1945 in Berlin. Die Künstlerin war ausgebildete Steinbildhauerin und Meisterschülerin von Richard Scheibe an der Berliner Hochschule der Künste. Kurz nach ihrem Studienabschluss Mitte der 1950er Jahre erhielt sie den Auftrag, das Denkmal zur Würdigung der Trümmerfrauen im Berliner Volkspark Hasenheide zu gestalten – ihre bekannteste Arbeit im öffentlichen Raum. Nach kleineren Folgeaufträgen lebte sie von 1956 bis 1986 überwiegend von Restaurierungsarbeiten für das Schloss Charlottenburg. Die „Außenseiterin“ des Kunstbetriebs schuf neben ihrer Berufstätigkeit ein bildhauerisches Werk, von dem sie nur einzelne Arbeiten in Gruppenausstellungen zeigte. Erst 1987/1988 trat sie wieder an die breitere Öffentlichkeit, als das Berliner Georg Kolbe Museum ihren Arbeiten eine erste größere Einzelausstellung mit 45 Exponaten widmete. Ihr rein figürliches Gesamtwerk umfasst rund einhundert Skulpturen und Plastiken. Ihre Frauenkörper und Frauenköpfe, der Großteil ihrer Figuren, tragen oft selbstbildnishafte Züge oder sind durch biografische Themen bestimmt. Insbesondere mit der Serie Köpfe löste sie sich in den 1970er-Jahren von dem künstlerischen Einfluss ihres Lehrers Richard Scheibe und fand zu einer eigenen bildhauerischen Ausdrucksform. Kunsthistoriker sehen ihr Werk in der Tradition der Berliner Bildhauerschule. (de)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer, born as Katharina Singer (24 May 1918 in Neusassen, nearby Heydekrug, Memelland – 20 December 2010 in Berlin) was a German sculptor. She lived in Berlin from 1945 until her death. Katharina Szelinski-Singer was an accomplished sculptor who studied at the Berlin University of the Arts, where she was a master student of Richard Scheibe. Shortly after finishing her studies in the mid-fifties she was commissioned to do a sculpture for park "Hasenheide" in Berlin. The sculpture was intended to honour the German Trümmerfrauen (German for: rubble women), those women who after the end of the Second World War played a major role in rebuilding the city by clearing up the rubble of the damaged buildings. This limestone-sculpture is until now her most well-known work in a public place. After several similar but smaller commissions she lived from 1956 till 1986 mainly from doing restoring work at the Charlottenburg Palace. Katharina Szelinski-Singer was considered an outsider in the art scene: Although following up a different career path she continued to sculpture, but till 1987 her work could only rarely be seen in exhibitions. This changed in 1987–88, when the Georg-Kolbe-Museum showed her work in a large exhibition dedicated only to her. All in all 45 of her sculptures have been shown there. Her work consists roughly of one hundred sculptures which are without exemption figurative. She is practically always showing bodies or heads of women; very often they are an image of herself or influenced by elements from her own life. With the sculpture series Köpfe (German for: Heads) she was able to free herself to some extent from the influence of her teacher Richard Scheibe and develop new ways to express herself. This resulted also in a more extensive usage of bronze and gypsum, after a long period of working with natural stone. Art experts judge her work to be in line with the so-called "Berliner Bildhauerschule" (Berlin sculptor school). She died on 20 December 2010, at age 92, in Berlin and was buried at the Friedhof Heerstraße. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Katharina Szelinski-Singer. (en)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer, née à Neusassen près Šilutė (autrefois Prusse-Orientale, Arrondissement d'Heydekrug, aujourd'hui Lituanie, Apskritis de Klaipėda) le 24 mai 1918 et morte à Berlin le 20 décembre 2010, est une sculptrice allemande. (fr)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer, nome da nubile Singer (Neusassen presso Šilutė (Heydekrug), Territorio di Memel, 24 maggio 1918 – Berlino, 20 dicembre 2010), è stata una scultrice tedesca.Dal 1945 fino alla morte visse a Berlino. L'artista scultrice è stata allieva del maestro all'Universität der Künste Berlin (Università delle Belle Arti di Berlino). Verso la metà degli anni '50, poco dopo aver concluso gli studi, ricevette l'incarico di creare un monumento per il Volkspark Hasenheide (Parco del Popolo di Hasenheide) di Berlino. Il monumento è un riconoscimento alle Trümmerfrauen (donne che hanno lavorato alla rimozione delle macerie dopo la II guerra mondiale). Questa scultura è la sua opera più conosciuta al pubblico. Dopo una serie di altri piccoli incarichi, dal 1956 al 1986 ha eseguito in prevalenza lavori di restauro per lo Schloss Charlottenburg (castello di Charlottenburg). Come „outsider“ della produzione artistica accanto alla sua attività professionale creò opere di scultura che fino al 1987 rimasero per la maggior parte in collezioni private. Dopo aver partecipato con lavori singoli a varie esposizioni di gruppo, soltanto nel 1987/1988 è di nuovo apparsa in proprio al grande pubblico, quando il Georg Kolbe-Museum (museo Georg Kolbe) ha organizzato la prima esposizione esclusivamente di sue opere, con una collezione di 45 pezzi. Le sue opere figurative includono circa cento sculture. Ha creato quasi esclusivamente corpi e teste di donne che spesso riportano linee autoritratte o che sono determinate da temi biografici. In particolare con la serie Köpfe (Teste) negli anni settanta si distaccò dall'influenza del suo docente Richard Scheibe e raggiunse un'espressività propria nelle sue opere di scultura. Katharina Szelinski-Singer ha sempre preferito lavorare su pietra naturale, ma nel periodo dello sviluppo proprio ha preso a modellare con crescente frequenza anche bronzo e gesso. Gli storici dell'arte inquadrano la sua opera nella tradizione della scuola di scultura di Berlino. È deceduta a Berlino il 20 dicembre 2010 all'età di 92 anni. Riposa nel cimitero di Friedhof Heerstraße. (it)
- Katharina Szelinski-Singer (Neusassen in Memelland (Oost-Pruisen), 24 mei 1918 – Berlijn, 20 december 2010) was een Duitse beeldhouwster. Zij leefde sinds 1945 in Berlijn. (nl)
- Katarina Szelinski-Singer (ur. 24 maja 1918 w Szyłokarczmie; zm. 20 grudnia 2010 w Berlinie) – niemiecka rzeźbiarka pochodząca z Prus Wschodnich, od 1945 roku tworzyła w Niemczech. (pl)
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