Bettina Speckner
The German jewelry artist Bettina Speckner began her artistic studies in the painting department of the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, eventually transferring to the jewelry department and working under Professor Herman Junger. Speckner’s first solo exhibition was in 1995, and since then her work has been shown in galleries and museums internationally and has become part of permanent collections both in Germany and abroad, garnering numerous awards and commendations. Her work was included most recently in the 2014 Jewelry and Photography exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. Public collections holding her work include the Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, the Danner Foundation, Munich, the... more.
We know 6 people that Bettina Speckner is related to.
- Cranbrook Academy of Art
- Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, USA.
- This person is a school of Bettina.
- This person is involved with 42 objects in our collection.
- Christoph Jünger
- 1956–.
- This person is a teacher of Bettina.
- This person is involved with 1 object in our collection.
- This person is a school of Bettina.
- This person is involved with 1 object in our collection.
- Otto Künzli
- Swiss, b. 1948.
- This person is a teacher of Bettina.
- This person is involved with 4 objects in our collection.
- Ruudt Peters
- Dutch, b. 1950.
- This person is a teacher of Bettina.
- This person is involved with 2 objects in our collection.
- Hermann Jünger
- German, 1928 - 2005.
- This person is a school of Bettina.
- This person is involved with 2 objects in our collection.
