About Maria Luiko
Lived 1904 – 1941 (aged 37). Maria Luiko was a painter and graphic artist.
Maria Luiko (1904–1941) was a German artist known for her Prints, watercolors and paintings.
Luiko was born on January 25, 1904, in Munich, Germany. Her career was derailed by the antisemitic policies of the Nazi. She was not allowed to join the . She then founded the Munich Puppet Theatre for Jewish Artists,
In 2007 an exhibition of her work, entitled Grafiken und Figuren was held at the Study Room of the Jewish Museum Munich (Jüdisches Museum München).
In 2021 a stolperstein in her honor was installed at Loristraße 7, 80335 Munich.
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Who was Maria Luiko?
German artist (1904–1941)
When was Maria Luiko born?
Maria Luiko was born on 25 January 1904 in Munich.
When did Maria Luiko die?
Maria Luiko died on 25 November 1941 in Kaunas.
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Maria Luiko was a painter and graphic artist.
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