Benita Koch-Otte (23 May 1892 – 26 April 1976), born Benita Otte, was a German weaver and textile designer who trained at the Bauhaus. Benita Otte was...

classes for her. Similarly, the school also attempted to redirect Benita Koch-Otte into more domestic subjects, but she persevered with her original studies...

Bauhaus weaving workshop include Otti Berger, Margaretha Reichardt, and Benita Koch-Otte. In the Bauhaus, the weaving workshop was considered "the women's department"...

furniture and toys for the children's room. The kitchen was designed by Benita Koch-Otte and built by Erich Brendel (1898-1987). It was a source of inspiration...

from 1928-1933; Hans Wittwer, who ran the Architecture department; Benita Koch-Otte, who ran the weaving workshop; Marguerite Friedländer and Erich Consemüller...

furniture designer, professor Robert Klümpen, painter, professor Benita Koch-Otte, textile designer, workshop Werner Laux, painter, professor Gerhard...

number of other Bauhaus graduates also taught at the school, including Benita Koch-Otte, Marguerite Friedländer and Erich Consemüller. Consemüller was also...

Benedikt Jahnel Trio Equilibrium ECM 2252 2012 Andy Sheppard / Michael Benita / Sebastian Rochford Trio Libero ECM 2253 2014 Lisa Batiashvili, Adrian...

ISBN 978-3-86916-003-0 Below: Behinderte Karrieren im Umbruch der Zeit: Benita Koch-Otte (1892–1976). In Inge Hansen-Schaberg, Wolfgang Thöner and Adriane Feustel...

president, Walter Hallstein. When she lived in Brussels, her little sister Benita-Eva died of cancer at the age of eleven and she remembered "the enormous...