Hannah Höch in books

[Heleen de Vaan]

As Cascadia Artpost already suggested, there are great books which show the work, and sometimes personal photos, of Hannah Höch.

I thought to start this blog post so that all of you/us can share the knowledge of/about books (and documents, thesis and whatever publication you are enthusiast about).

[Heleen de Vaan]

Recently I discovered this book, the title ‘Fünf Treppen zum Dach’ meaning ‘Five stairs to the roof’. It is a ‘children’s-grownup’s’ book telling some facts (written by Gabriele Struck) and showing pictures (original photos, and illustrations of photos by Petra Grapow-Steffens) about Hannah Höch. Told from the perspective of two puppets Hannah has created :-)

For German speaking maybe most interesting, but I must say that I love the illustrations a lot, too.

[Heleen de Vaan]

[Cascadia Artpost]

Heleen, what a wonderful find! I can read and understand some German, and the illustrations are enticing, so I might seek out this book for our library. Thanks for posting this!

[Bibiana Padilla Maltos]

The photomontages of Hannah Höch

Organized by Maria Makela, Peter Boswell, essays
by Peter Boswell, Maria Makela, Carolyn Lanchner,
chronology by Kristin Makholm (click in the hyperlink to see the PDF version

[Bibiana Padilla Maltos]

another PDF document  THE ILLUSTRATED LIFE OF HANNAH HÖCH (click that hyperlink to see the whole document) 

[claire humphrys-hunt]

I am currently reading Hannah Hoch Life Portrait. Its a wonderful way of autobiography  She uses the most important things of meaning

to her in her lifetime. She's very minimalist in her coverage.