Hilde Knorr is a renowned local authorthe object is historically significant as it was written by a local authorWhite cardboard bound booklet with photograph of Merriang homestead on front and photograph from veranda on rear. ISBN 0 909837 92 9:soft coverHilde Knorrhilde, knorr, booklet, emerald

The author, Hilde Knorr, was a former resident of Emerald, where she lived with her husband, sculptor Hans KnorrSoft cover, 220 p. ISBN 1 86355 075 5To Bob Apedaile with love from Hilde Knorremerald, victoria, australia, authors, fiction, hilde knorr

Subtitled 'The love story of an artist and a writer, relates the story of sculptor Hans Knorr from his childhood in Bavaria, Germany and his marriage to writer Hilde Knorr, including their life in Emerald.Soft cover, 170 p. ISBN 0 85924 477 6To Gus Ryberg with thanks and best wishes Hildeemerald, victoria, australia, authors, biographies, sculpture hilde knorr, hans hnorr

Hans Knorr was a well-known sculptor and author who lived in Emerald. The introduction is by Biana McCullough. Arranged and annotated by Hilde Knorr, who was Hans Knorr's wife..Hard cover with dust jacket, [40] pp. ill.; ISBN 0909837 473. Two copiesHans Knorr 1980, Hilde Knorr (signed) (copy).emerald, victoria, australia, art, sculpture, writing, hilde knorr, hans knorr, bianca mccullough

Hans Knorr (1915-1988) was a sculptor in bronze, wood, stone and mixed media - many of which were commissioned for churches. Hans was trained as a cabinet maker in Germany. Following internment in Victoria during world War II, he married author Hilde Dent in 1948, decided to remain in Australia and earned international acclaim as a sculptor. In 1961, he opened his own gallery, the Emerald Gallery in Emerald, which he ran for many years. Hilde Knorr (1917 – 2009) Descended from English and Scottish pioneers of the Latrobe Valley, Hilde Knörr grew up in the Moe-Warragul district, then studied music in Melbourne. She married the Bavarian-born sculptor, Hans Knörr, and began writing articles and short stories when her children were small. She published novels, short fiction, biography and poetry. She also published the non-fiction works Religious Art in Australia (1967) and Merriang: An Early Victorian Homestead (1981), a property at Myrtleford, Victoria, where Knörr had resided. She and Hans lived in Emerald for many years.8 Books - (1) Shoemakers children, (2) Peacock Morning, (3) A Private Viewing, (4) Group with Lady, (5) Journey with a Stranger, (6) From an Australian Homestead (7) Merriang - an Early Victorian Homestead, (8) Sculpture of Hans Knorr Donated by Patty HeywardSome Hilde Knorr books inscribed to Lil Hudson "sculpture of Hans Knorr" inscribed with " with love to Lil from Hans and Hilde Christmas 1976"hans knorr, hilde knorr, heywood

The poet, Hilde Knorr, was formerly a resident of Emerald, and wife of sculptor, Hans Knorr. The poems were written when they were living at Merriang Homestead, nr MyrtlefordSoft cover 56 pages. ISBN 090983779. (See VEMU 67)Paperemerald, victoria, australia, authors, poetry, hilde knorr

Written by Hilde Knorr about her experience of buying, renovating and living in Merriang homesteadSoft cover book. Grey and white picture of a homestead and surrounds on front cover. A short history of the homestead and a picture depicting a balastrade on the back coverHilde Knorrmerriang, knorr h, camp 1, tatura, ww2, books, history, local

Hilde Knorr has written several books and novels and is the wife of hans Knorr, a sculptor who was ex "Arandora Star" and " Dunera"Blue soft cover book, black and white circles and silhouette. Text in whiteHilde Knorrgroup with lady, knorr h, camp 1, camp 13, tatura, ww2 camp 1, books, novels

Hans Knorr (1915-1988) was a sculptor in bronze, wood, stone and mixed media - many of which were commissioned for churches. Hans was trained as a cabinet maker in Germany. Following internment in Victoria during world War II, he married author Hilde Dent in 1948, decided to remain in Australia and earned international acclaim as a sculptor. In 1961, he opened his own gallery, the Emerald Gallery in Emerald, which he ran for many years. Hilde Knorr (1917 – 2009) Descended from English and Scottish pioneers of the Latrobe Valley, Hilde Knörr grew up in the Moe-Warragul district, then studied music in Melbourne. She married the Bavarian-born sculptor, Hans Knörr, and began writing articles and short stories when her children were small. She published novels, short fiction, biography and poetry. She also published the non-fiction works Religious Art in Australia (1967) and Merriang: An Early Victorian Homestead (1981), a property at Myrtleford, Victoria, where Knörr had resided. She and Hans lived in Emerald for many years.Newspaper and Magazine Clippings about local celebrities Hilde and and Hans Knorr.hans knorr, hilde knorr, heywood, newspaper cuttings, knox news, new idea

A profile of Hans Knorr, sculptor, ex Arandoora Star and Dunera. Interned in camp 1 Tatura Group and later POW camp 13 when status for merchant seamen changed to POW. 12 plastic pockets contain A4 sheetshans knorr, hilde knorr, arandora star, dunera, internment camp sculptors, wooden sculptures, myrtleford

Written about life in a Squatters homesteadRoyal blue soft cover book with picture of peacock feathers on the front and back covers. Red and yellow text.Hildepeacock morning, knorr h, camp 1, camp 13, tatura, ww2 camp 1, books, novels

'From an Australian Homestead and Other Poems' by Hilde Knorr (Copy 265 of 500: signed by Hilde).

The Mystic Lake' by Hilde Knorr.

'Group with Lady' by Hilde Knorr.

Shoemaker's Children' by local author, Hilde Knorr.

Fire Won't Burn Stick' by Hilde Knorr 1975 (2 copies).Book - 2 copies

Written by Hilde Knorr. The history and love story of Hans and Hilde Knorr. Hans was an Australian from South Africa. He survived the "Arandora Star" sinking, was on the Dunera, was in Camp 1 as an internee, then POW Camp 13, when rules changed. Approved to stay in Australia after release. He was a well known sculptor.Mauve coloured soft covered book. White and black text. Copy of two sculptures on front coverjourney with a stranger, knorr h, camp 1, camp 13, tatura, ww2 camp 1

Camp 3. School Children with Teachers. Photo 2: Mrs. Weiberle; Mrs. Lippmann; Mrs. Wurster; Lily Fast; Eva Ruff; Leni Haar; Isolde Pfander; ? ; Isolde Frank; Elizabeth Vollmer; Emma Baumert; Ilse Fast; Helga Loebert; Liesolotte Steller; Annemarie Trefz; Gerda Kuebler; Gerda Decker; Hilde Kuebler; Irma Decker; Margaret Pfander; Ruth Vollmer; Irene Krockenberger; Gudrun Frank; Mrs. Kollat; Wolpurga Wagner; Anni Kuebler; Mrs. Ilse Boerner; Dr. Reitmeier.photograph, people

Hans Knorr was born in Bamberg, Germany, in 1915. He left Germany in 1934, reaching Australia via South Africa during World War Two. As a German national he was interned for the remainder of the war but obtained permanent residence in 1946. He restored antiques while establishing his name as a sculptor. In 1948 he held his first exhibition and by the late 1950s was receiving commissions. In 1949 the Knorr family moved to Monbulk Road, Emerald, where Hans Knorr opened his sculpture gallery in 1961. He died in 1988. This sculpture was donated to Emerald Museum by Hans Knorr's widow, Hilde, a prominent author.This work is a locally made abstract sculpture using recycled materials.Free standing steel abstract sculpture created by Emerald sculptor Hans Knorr.emerald, victoria, australia, art, sculpture, hans knorr

Hans Knorr was born in Bamberg, Germany, in 1915. He left Germany in 1934, raching Australia via South Africa during World War Two. As a German national he was interned for the remainder of the war, but obtained permanent residence in 1946. He restored antiques while establishing his name as a sculptor. In 1948 he held his first exhibition and by the late 1950s was receiving commissions. In 1949 the Knorr family moved to Monbulk Road, Emerald, where Hans Knorr opened his sculpture gallery in 1961. He died in 1988. The steel and glass sculpture was donated to Emerald Museum by Hans Knorr's widow, Hilde, a prominent author. The glass came from insulators on Emerald's first telephone lines. At the sculptor's request, linesmen saved the insulators when they replaced the lines. The insulators were melted down and reshaped for the sculpture.Free standing iron and glass abstract on castors. [Label caption attached to sheet]Glass and ironemerald, victoria, australia, art, sculpture, hans knorr