Lotte
Wolf-Koch

From 1933 to 1934, she studied at the State School of Applied Arts in Nuremberg under Emma Hoffmann, Max Körner, and Karl Dotzler. She worked as a painter and graphic artist; some of her paintings appeared at art auctions.

In 1953, she exhibited with the Albrecht Dürer Society. In 1955, she lived at Wetzendorfer Straße 1. From 1975 onward, she went by the name Wolf. She was a member of the BBK (Professional Association of Visual Artists).

Museum: Nuremberg, MStN.

Literature: Vollmer.

Exhibitions: 1952/1; 1953/1, –/3, –/12; 1954/11; 1955/1, –/9, –/10; 1956/1, –/6; 1957/12; 1958/2, –/11, –/12; 1959/14; 1960/20; 1961/9; 1962/1, –/20; 1963/21; 1964/12, –/14; 1965/16; 1968/2; 1970/1; 1972/15; 1975/1; 1976/1; 1979/1. 

(quoted from the Nuremberg Artists' Lexicon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb)