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“Fensterblatt” - (Monstera Deliciosa, Swiss Cheese plant)
Henriette Manckiewicz was an awarded, and in her time famous Jewish Vienna artist and salonière, best known for her large embroidered needle paintings (“panneaus”) and her close friendship with Gustav Mahler.
She was represented (with Emil Orlik) in the second, 1899, Jahresmappe published by the Vienna “Verein für vervielfaltigende Kunst” with two graphic works after her original works. Hardly any examples of her work are delivered to our times, not even in the Internet.
Her Monstera (unknown medium) is reminding of Matisse’s later designs and, who knows….., may even have inspired him.
Achenbach-Jünemann, Hanna (Maria Johanna) (Dortmund 02-12-1892 - 01-11-1982 Siegen)
Painter, graphic artist and printmaker. Daughter of civil engineer and factory owner Johann Konrad Jünemann and Maria Zimmermann (born Würzburg). Studied 1914-1919 in Düsseldorf “Kunstakademie” where she met her future husband.
Married 1919 painter Hans Achenbach (1891-1972) and had two daughters. As a printmaker known from hand coloured linocut prints.
Her work was very much appreciated and exhibited in Essen “Folkwang Museum”, Wuppertal “Städtischen Museum”, Kassel “Landesmuseum”, Marburg “Kunsthistorisches Institut” and Hagen “Städtisches Museum”.
Member of the Siegerland Artist group (ASK).