In Memory of the Great Artist Karl Drerup (1904-2000) |
Karl Drerup was the
cousin of my grandmother Therese Steffens and my Karl Drerup's cousin Lisbeth Steffens was also a very gifted artist.
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March 26, 1929 Professor Richard Riemerschmid honored her as 'Meisterschüler' ('master student'): Karl Drerup gave her a precious treasure: I hope this webpage can give an idea of Karl Drerup's 'European' time. I'd appreciate your comment/feedback. |
Photographs of Karl DrerupAll photographs can be approximately dated from 1920 to 1930. They show Karl Drerup as a young, creative and elegant man. |
Karl Drerup's Drawings and PaintingsMost of these images by Karl Drerup depict typical scenes of Spanish life, some of them are illustrations for the novella 'Carmen'. |
Holiday Snapshots of and by Karl DrerupThese photographs were taken on Karl Drerup's travels to Italy and Spain (Florence, Seville, Alicante) with Elisabeth Steffens. |
Karl Drerup: The Red Thread of ArtArt seems to run like a red thread through the family of Karl Drerup, both on the maternal and paternal side.Click here to read more about (text by courtesy of Eva Masthoff). |
Karl Drerup: His Soulmate Elisabeth SteffensKarl Drerup and his cousin Elisabeth Steffens were soulmates with a passion for art.Click here to read more about (text by courtesy of Eva Masthoff). |
Karl Drerup: The Family Background of his wife GertrudKarl Drerup’s Wife Gertrud, née Lifmann, was a Jew. Many of her family members couldn’t escape from the Nazi persecution.Click here to read more about (text by courtesy of Eva Masthoff). |
Karl Drerup's Maternal Family Background: The Steffens FamilyThese photographs and documents inform about the family of Karl Drerup's mother Elisabeth Steffens. |
Karl Drerup: The Family of his Cousin Therese Köster, née SteffensKarl Drerup's cousin Therese Steffens was married to Eugen Köster from Gummersbach.Click here to read more about |
In memory of my father Franz Böringer(31st January 1931 - 23rd July 2014)Click here to read more about |
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