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Preußische Akademie der Künste >> 10. Kunstpreise >> 10.1. Bereich Bildende Kunst >> 10.1.1. Großer Staatspreis
1926 - 1927
Enthält: Listen der Bewerber (Bl. 57-63, 84-90). Bewerbungsunterlagen, Lebensläufe, Verzeichnisse der eingereichten Werke, teilweise auch nur Schriftwechsel von Franz Bartlakowski (Bl. 118), Ernst Balser (Bl. 43, 46, 143), Heinrich Battke (Bl. 115), Arnold Boms (Bl. 148), Carl Crodel (Bl. 98), Karl Dönselmann (Bl. 124, 214f.), Johannes Driesch (Bl. 102), Hellmut Drollinger (Bl. 127, 202f.), Hans Feibusch (Bl. 50, 66, 107), Otto Julius Fleck (Bl. 116), Erwin Freytag (Bl. 136, 164-166), Ernst Fritsch (Bl. 138, 156-160), Herman Gehrig (Bl. 149), Ludwig Göbel (Bl. 132, 179-181), Georg Günther (Bl. 93), Paul Hartmann (Bl. 137, 161-163), Walter Hartmann (Bl. 99), Otto Heinrich (Bl. 109), Walter Heisig (Bl. 130, 190-194), Paul Hembus (Bl. 142), Karl Günther Hennes (Bl. 100), Albert Hennig (Bl. 123, 216f.), Hans Henningsen (Bl. 104), Gustav Hilbert (Bl. 114), Ewald Höker (Bl. 64, 97), Wolf Hoffmann (Bl. 135, 167-170), Wilhelm Horchler (Bl. 65, 134, 171-174), Otto Kalina (Bl. 92), Franz Kacza (Bl. 122, 218f.), Albrecht Kettler (Bl. 43f., 106), Hans Kraus (Bl. 141, 150f.), Bruno Krauskopf (Bl. 140, 152f.), Rudolf Krohne (Bl. 126, 204-207), Hugo Körte (Bl. 101), Rudolf Kroll (Bl. 110), Werner Laves (Bl. 119), Walter Lehner (Bl. 94), Karl Lüdeke (Bl. 147), Hans Meyboden (Bl. 131, 182-189), Benno Moebus (Bl. 1f., 144), Bruno Ohlendorf (Bl. 145), Wolfgang Pertz (Bl. 3, 5, 117), Peter Rasmussen (Bl. 108), Rose Roberts-Reiche (Bl. 105), Fritz Salomonski (Bl. 120), Oskar von Schab (Bl. 128, 198-201), Artur Scheidler (Bl. 96), Willi Schenk (Bl. 133, 175-178), Walter Schleppergrell (Bl. 40f., 91), Paul Karl Schröder-Brandstädt (Bl. 125, 209-213), Vera Starck (Bl. 95), Willi Strauß (Bl. 112), Hans Szymkowiak (Bl. 121, 220-223), Erwin Theegarten (Bl. 129, 195-197), Hans Uhl (Bl. 139, 154), Kurt Ulbrich (Bl. 146), Ewald Vetter (Bl. 67, 103), Otto Villwock (Bl. 113), Helmut Westhoff (Bl. 111). Korrespondenz mit anderen Kunstakademien (Bl. 70-72). Mitteilung des Frankfurter Städel über das Ergebnis der Vorprüfungsjury (Bl. 72-74), Protokoll der Jurysitzung (Bl. 82f.). Bekanntmachung des Ergebnisses der Staatspreiskonkurrenz (Bl. 52), Mitteilung an Bruno Krauskopf (Bl. 75) und Albrecht Kettler (Bl. 76) über die Zuerkennung einer Prämie. Anweisung zur Prämienvergabe an Krauskopf und Kettler (Bl. 51). Pfändungsbescheid für Bruno Krauskopf, März 1927 (Bl. 42). Pressemeldung (Bl. 77). Frachtbriefe (Bl. 7-39). Enth. u.a.: Protokoll der Sitzung des Senats und der Genossenschaft, Sektion für die bildenden Künste, 1. März 1927: (Bl. 53 56, vgl. PrAdK 1224).
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Archivale
Beschriftung: Registratursignatur: Reg. IV - St 7 - Bd. 2
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