Ludwig Hirschfeld Mack b. 1893

  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Theatre / Film Designer)
German Bauhaus artist whose diverse modernist practice reflects the upheaval of the second World War, when he was deported to Australia, but continued to practice and teach after his release in Victoria.
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Citations

  • University of Melbourne Archives, 'Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack Collection’.

    http://gallery.its.unimelb.edu.au/imu/imu.php?request=display&port=45000&id=1792&flag=start&offset=0&count=1&view=details

  • Draffin, Nicholas (1974), 'Two Masters of the Weimar Bauhaus – Lyonel Feininger and L. Hirschfeld-Mack’, Catalogue, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.

  • McCulloch, A. (1984), 'Encyclopedia of Australian Art’, Melbourne, Vic (Second edition).

  • Merewether, Charles (1984), 'Art and Social Commitment’, Sydney, NSW : Art Gallery of New South Wales.

  • Thomas, Daniel & Radford, Ron (1988), 'The Great Australian Art Exhibition’, CAT.

  • (1981), Catalogue, University of Melbourne, Victoria.

  • (1997), 'The Expatriates’, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Vic.

See also

  • 'Internment Camp (Desolation), 1941, woodcut, AGNSW'.

Initial data sources

  • Black and white artists

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  • Ludwig Hirschfeld Mack: Bauhaus Artist and Innovator (exhibited at)
  • Memorial exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Two Masters of the Weimar Bauhaus: Lyonel Feininger, Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack (exhibited at)
  • Bauhaus 1919-1925 (exhibited at)