ARTISTS / Art after 1945
Erdmut Bramke

1940	born in Kiel
1961-67	studied painting at the academies in Berlin and Stuttgart with Heinz Trökes and K. R.H. Sonderborg
1979-80	Scholarship at the Villa Massimo, Rome
	1984-85 Working scholarship of the Kunstfonds e.V./Bonn
1986	Scholarship of the State of Baden-Württemberg in the Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris
1995	Visiting professorship at the Art Academy Stuttgart (in the class of Prof. Paul Uwe Dreyer)
1991	Affiliation with the artist community of the "Reitzensteiner", Stuttgart
2002	died in Stuttgart

Erdmut Bramke is one of the artists of the 20th century who made a name for herself for a purely painterly position. In her work, the reduction to color and structures was accompanied by an unusual richness of color and new color nuances. The use of acrylic paints also opened up new areas of color design for her. Flowing and linear structures mix with shaded color gradients. Work stays in France and Italy influenced her palette. Her works are represented in numerous public and private collections, including the Staatsgalerie and the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, the collection of the Robert Bosch Hospital in Stuttgart, the Ulm Museum, the Kunstmuseum Bonn, there also in the Bundeskunsthalle, and the Kunsthalle Kiel. 

Certosa 5, 1996
205 × 95 cm   →

Certosa 6, 1996
205 × 95 cm   →

Corrugated board 1, 1989
92 × 108 cm   →

Corrugated board 3, 1989
93 × 109 cm   →

Corrugated board 8, 1989
92 × 108 cm   →

Current sheet 19, 1993
123 × 92,5 cm   →

Dip sheet, 1998
20,1 × 15 cm   →

Dip sheet, 1999
30 × 30 cm   →

Diving sheet 13 March 2002, 2013
20 × 15 cm   →

Diving sheet 15 January, 2000
30 × 30 cm   →

Diving Sheet 1998, February 13, 1998
20 × 15,2 cm   →

Diving sheet 20 March, 2002
20 × 15 cm   →

Marrakech 10, 1997
200 × 100 cm   →

Marrakech 5, 1996
200 × 100 cm   →

Marrakech 6, 1996
200 × 100 cm   →

Net, 1971
86,5 × 69 cm   →

Net, 1971
86,5 × 59 cm   →

Net, 1971
86,5 × 59 cm   →

Net, 1971
86,5 × 59 cm   →

Net, 1971
86,5 × 58,5 cm   →

Net, 1973
30 × 29,2 cm   →

Net 13 February, 1973
86,5 × 59 cm   →

New Ulm Leaf 10, 1988
107 × 75 cm   →

Paris page, 1986
106 × 75 cm   →

Paris sheet 19, 1986
106 × 75 cm   →

Paris sheet 21, 1986
106 × 75 cm   →

Paris sheet 23, 1986
106 × 75 cm   →

Paris sheet 8, 1986
107 × 75 cm   →

Pink, 1979
160 × 90 cm   →

Power sheet, 1994
124 × 89 cm   →

Saturnine 14, 1993
200 × 180 cm   →

Sporades, 2002
37 × 37 cm   →

Travel sheet, 1987
80 × 60,5 cm   →

Travel sheet, 1987
80 × 60,5 cm   →

Untitled, 1971
53 × 37,6 cm   →

Untitled, 1974
76,2 × 72 cm   →

Untitled, 1974
75,7 × 69,8 cm   →

Untitled, 1975
54 × 49 cm   →

Untitled, 1975
75 × 70 cm   →

Untitled, 1976
190 × 145 cm   →

Untitled, 1977
65,5 × 50 cm   →

Untitled, 1981
69,5 × 50,5 cm   →

Untitled, 1982
100 × 70 cm   →

Untitled, 1986
40 × 30,5 cm   →

Untitled, 1986
105,5 × 75 cm   →

Untitled, 1987
80 × 60 cm   →

Untitled, 1989
105 × 75 cm   →

Untitled, 1990
20 × 15 cm   →

Untitled, 1991
65,5 × 50 cm   →

Untitled, 1992
64,7 × 50,3 cm   →

Untitled, 1992
64,6 × 50,5 cm   →

Untitled, 1992
20 × 15,6 cm   →

Untitled, 1994
130 × 100 cm   →

Untitled, 1994
40 × 40 cm   →

Untitled, 1995
125 × 190 cm   →

Untitled, 1997
20,4 × 15,2 cm   →

Untitled, 1997
20,6 × 15,1 cm   →

Untitled, um 1968
71 × 100 cm   →

Untitled (Christmas greeting), 1975
33 × 31 cm   →

Untitled (Christmas greeting), 1987
20,5 × 15 cm   →

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