Rose Krenn

Rose Krenn attended the Prague Kunstgewerbeschule and then the Vienna Kunstgewerbeschule studying under Josef Hoffmann, Oskar Strnad, and Anton von Kerner from 1909–12. As a student, her ceramics were sold by the Wiener Werkstätte where she later designed textiles. Krenn designed ceramics for Böck, and she designed a complex marquetry standing cabinet that was displayed in the 1912 exhibition of the Museum fuer Kunst und Industrie (Museum of Art and Industry), now in the collection of the MAK.

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