MARIA VON HEIDER-SCHWEINITZ
1894 Born on February 20 in Darmstadt
1915 First apprenticeship with Georg Masson in Berlin
1918 Relocation to Frankfurt/Main
1925-29 Lessons with the sculptors Richard Scheibe and Georg Kolbe
1932 Acquaintance with Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
1933 Scheibe and Schmidt-Rottluff recommend a complete dedication to painting
1934 Studio at the Städel in Frankfurt/Main and start of residencies at the artists' colony on Lake Leba in Pomerania
1935 Acquaintance with Gerhard Marcks and Wilhelm Nay
1938 Banned from painting, her works are rejected as degenerate art
1942-45 Loss of the Städel studio as a result of the war, 300 oil paintings are lost due to storage until the end of the war
1946 Resumption of painting activities
1949 Solo exhibition at the Frankfurt Kunstkabinett with Hanna Bekker vom Rath
1950 Rosa Schapire is interested in the artist's work and decides to write a monograph, which is not completed due to her early death Collective exhibition at the Karl-Ernst-Osthaus-Museum in Hagen
1951 First summer stay in Sierksdorf, Bay of Lübeck,
with Emy and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
1958 Collective exhibition at the Frankfurt Kunstkabinett with Hanna Bekker vom Rath
1960 Collective exhibition at the Bayer Leverkusen paint manufacturers
1972 Solo exhibition Galerie Rinke & Riemenschneider, Hamburg
1974 Maria von Heider-Schweinitz dies in Frankfurt/Main
1977 Memorial exhibition at the Parlamentarische Gesellschaft in Bonn (catalog)
1982 Solo exhibition at Galerie Norbert Blaeser, Düsseldorf (catalog). The Berlinische Galerie and the Landesmuseum of Schleswig-Holstein in Gottorf Castle acquire works
1987 Collective exhibition at the Norbert Blaeser Gallery, Düsseldorf
1994 Solo exhibition at the Norbert Blaeser Gallery, Düsseldorf- Retrospective
on the occasion of his 100th birthday - (catalog), Historisches Museum, Frankfurt am Main