Dierkes, Paul

(1907 - 1968)

Paul Dierkes was a sculptor and graphic designer, working in post-war Berlin. For his sculptures he worked mostly with stone and wood. Apart from autonomous projects, he also worked with architects like Egon Eiermann, Peter Poelzig and Sep Ruf. A prominent example of these collaborations is Eiermann's Gedächtniskirche, for which Dierkes made the crucifix, amongst other work.

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Sculptural Coffee Table by Paul Dierkes with Bronze Legs, Germany, 1950s front view

Dierkes, Paul

1950s

Sculptural Mahogany and steel Table by Paul Dierkes, Germany, 1960s details

Dierkes, Paul

1960s

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