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Daily brief 26 Oct 2026
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Ruth Maria Linde-Heiliger

The artist Ruth Maria Linde-Heiliger appears in the recent coverage of Ruth Maria Linde-Heiliger’s Hand-Carved Wooden Animals Shown in Bernhard Heiliger’s Former Berlin Studio in Berlin, and often referenced in articles from Germany. Linde-Heiliger is primarily associated with Sculpture.

Artwork associated with Ruth Maria Linde-Heiliger Image: Maria Linde, Untitled (sculpture), 1993 (detail). Collection Dr. Anita Heiliger, Munich. Photo: Markus Hilbich. Design: Peter Nils Dorén
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Ruth Maria Linde-Heiliger’s Hand-Carved Wooden Animals Shown in Bernhard Heiliger’s Former Berlin Studio Image: Maria Linde, Untitled (sculpture), 1993 (detail). Collection Dr. Anita Heiliger, Munich. Photo: Markus Hilbich. Design: Peter Nils Dorén
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Ruth Maria Linde-Heiliger’s Hand-Carved Wooden Animals Shown in Bernhard Heiliger’s Former Berlin Studio

The Bernhard-Heiliger-Stiftung will open "Zeit geht nicht verloren – Skulpturen für bewohnte Räume von Ruth Maria Linde-Heiliger" ("Time Is Not Lost: Sculptures for Inhabited Spaces") at the Kunsthaus Dahlem in Berlin on the evening of 24 October 2026.

Read full story Berlin · 19 Oct 2026 [REPORT]

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