Some mail artists add a stamp print to their mail art, saying 'Hannah Hoch Fan Club'.
Until I received these stamp prints I never had heard of this artist, who was born 1st of November 1889. She has been a collage / photomontage pioneer. She was part of the Dada movement and also became involved in the De Stijl art movement.
For anyone who has a Hannah Höch Fan Club Stamp (and interested others, I haven't one), this group can be the place to share your thoughts and mail art, tributing to and/or inspired by Hannah Höch.
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Latest Activity: Sep 23, 2024
I am pleased you like the card... But the poor darling left Israel with…Continue
Started by Judith Dagan. Last reply by C. Mehrl Bennett Jan 29, 2020.
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…Continue
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Started by Heleen de Vaan. Last reply by claire humphrys-hunt Dec 4, 2019.
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Dear Kat, Well done! I like that you have used all the stickers and other bits and bobs. It was the last box I needed for my little book which will be off to the printers tonight. I can say that you will be getting more for your box before long.
I also have another little plan which I will explain in my next post . . .
Dear Katerina, it is our project, not mine; we have achieved everything together and all I have done is to try and keep track of all the whos and whats.
I have Erni down on the list of 'official' participants His enthusiasm is always worth including in any project.
Dear Katerina, congratulations on attracting another 'Unofficial' contribution. I think it is a great strength of our project that everyone's box is growing to be so different to each other's/ I think perhaps this wouldn't have happened if we had gone for a book rather than a box (?). I hope we will all have more such welcome surprises . . .
Hi Mary Anne, I think you are quite right about the women, who were part of these groups. I have got a very fat graphic novel about Kiki de Montparnasse, edited by Carlsen 2011 and drawn and written by Catel & Bocquet. Personally I am a friend of Meret Oppenheim, who has written wonderful surrealistic poems, I love very much. Best hugs to everyone! Charlotte
Dear Rosalie and other Birthday Boxers. There are a good number of ladies involved with both the Surrealist and with the various dada groups. They were an essential part. I have known a couple of old enthusiasts, collectors and writers of books and, for them, the women were of equal worth.
One of my favourites was Kiki, Kiki of Montparnasse, whose real name was Alice Prin. She was not a part of any movement as such but all of them, and is usualy described as 'the embodiment of her age'.
Then there is the Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven who is a lesson for us all.
Keep up your research. There is much treasure to be found.
Here are a couple of images of Kiki:
Curses on spell correct ! NOT Gissell.
Rosalie. ♡
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