Eva de Maizière
Illustration — Begegnung, Bronzeskulptur de Maizières in Bad Godesberg Eva de Maizière (Werner; 27 March 1915, in Hanover – October 2003, in Bonn) was a German artist, sculptor and cellist. She was married to Ulrich de Maizière until her death in 2003. Their sons are Andreas and Thomas de Maizière, both politicians.
Also recorded as Eva de Maiziere
Eva de Maizière
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- Full name
- Eva Werner.
- Born
- 1915 · Hanover.
- Died
- 2003 · Bonn.
- Nationality
- Germany
- Occupation
- sculptor · cellist · home economist · graphic artist
- Fields
- sculptor · art of · graphics
- Known for
- Begegnung
- Honours
- Austrian Decoration for Science and Art
- Languages
- German
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Illustration — Begegnung, Bronzeskulptur de Maizières in Bad Godesberg Eva de Maizière (Werner; 27 March 1915, in Hanover – October 2003, in Bonn) was a German artist, sculptor and cellist. She was married to Ulrich de Maizière until her death in 2003. Their sons are Andreas and Thomas de Maizière, both politicians.
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Identity and origins
The recorded working language is German. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are sculptor, art of and graphics. Places of work recorded in the authority are Bonn. Works named in the authority record are Begegnung. Distinctions recorded are Austrian Decoration for Science and Art.
Eva de Maizière was recorded at birth as Eva Werner. The authorities additionally record the heading Eva de Maiziere. Her recorded language was German. She married Ulrich de Maizière. 2 children are recorded: Thomas de Maizière and Andreas de Maizière.
Identity
Identity
Eva de Maizière is recorded as sculptor, cellist, home economist and graphic artist.
Eva de Maizière, MAIZIER
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1915
Eva de Maizière born at Hanover.
1978
Begegnung is dated 1978.
1987
Mädchen, im Garten stehend is dated 1987.
2003
Eva de Maizière died at Bonn.
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Hanover.
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- 1.Stadtmuseum Weimar im Bertuchhaus.
- 2.„An eurem Geburtstag hörte der Quatsch auf“: Neue Grünfläche, Kinderempfang und Gedenkmarsch. In: Der Tagesspiegel, 10. November 1994.
- 3.Gabriele Zabel-Zottmann: Skulpturen und Objekte im öffentlichen Raum der Bundeshauptstadt Bonn: Aufgestellt von 1970 bis 1991. Dissertation, Bonn 2012. Teil 2, S. 104 f., ulb.uni-bonn.de (PDF;5,8 MB).
- 4.Bad Godesberg: Spätberufene in Sachen Kunst. In: General-Anzeiger, 27. März 2015.
- 5.(PDF) bei Lex-Art.
- 6.In ihrer Kunst ging es immer um den Menschen. 2003-10-09.
- 7.Lieselotte Nerlich: Eva de Maizière 75 Jahre. In: Godesberger Heimatblätter: Jahresheft des Vereins für Heimatpflege und Heimatgeschichte Bad Godesberg, , Verein für Heimatpflege und Heimatgeschichte Bad Godesberg e. V., Heft 28/1990, S. 174/175.
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