hannah hoch

Hannah Hoch was born in Germany in 1889. In 1912 she attended the School of Applied Arts in Berlin. As to please her father she chose the curriculum of glass design and graphic arts, rather than fine arts. Two years later, at the start of World War One, Hoch left the school and began working with the Red Cross. She then returned to the art school, this time working in graphic arts. After finishing her schooling, Hoch designed dress and embroidery patterns. In some of Hoch’s later works, there are traces of ideas that resemble dress patterns. Hannah Hoch’s most famous works of art are photomontages. A distinctive feature throughout her photomontages is the manipulation of human body parts. She used this feature to present her views on the modern topic of the “New Women”. The main theme that Hannah Hoch portrays is an issue that is extremely prominent now – probably more than it was in Hoch’s lifetime – of the views that society has set about the image of an idealistic women. Hannah Hoch’s work shows how all people are different in many ways and that is what makes each individual their own unique person.Hannah Hoch was born in Germany in 1889. In 1912 she attended the School of Applied Arts in Berlin. As to please her father she chose the curriculum of glass design and graphic arts, rather than fine arts. Two years later, at the start of World War One, Hoch left the school and began working with the Red Cross. She then returned to the art school, this time working in graphic arts. After finishing her schooling, Hoch designed dress and embroidery patterns. In some of Hoch’s later works, there are traces of ideas that resemble dress patterns. Hannah Hoch’s most famous works of art are photomontages. A distinctive feature throughout her photomontages is the manipulation of human body parts. She used this feature to present her views on the modern topic of the “New Women”. The main theme that Hannah Hoch portrays is an issue that is extremely prominent now – probably