Maria Innocentia Hummel OSF (born Berta Hummel; 21 May 1909 – 6 November 1946) was a German religious sister of the Third Order of Saint Francis and an artist. She is noted for her paintings which were the basis for Hummel figurines .

She was 25 when she was professed on August 30, 1934 and was ordained Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel of the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis where she shed her white veil and received the black veil. She gave her vows for three years and on August 30, 1937, she gave her everlasting vows of a lifetime of service to God and mankind.

Maria Innocentia Hummel OSF (* 21. Mai 1909 in Massing, Niederbayern, als Berta Hummel; † 6. November 1946 in Kloster Sießen) war eine deutsche Franziskanerin, Zeichnerin und Malerin. Weltweit berühmt wurde sie durch ihre Kinderbilder und die nach ihren Entwürfen gefertigten Hummel-Figuren aus Keramik.

2024年8月28日 · The intention of this page is to show you the beautiful artistry of Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel and how it influenced the production of some extremely nice postcards and soon after the creation of the endearing earthenware figurines. Sister Hummel's pictures brought the world a little closer together in how well she captured

2018年12月4日 · Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel has remained the driving influence behind the design and art style of every Hummel ever produced. As part of the history of Hummel, we will be taking a look at the life of Sister Maria Innocentia, and the how Goebel came to be the worlds leading manufacture of collectible figurines.

Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel: Beloved artist, saintly nun. By Charlene Scott Myers. It is unbelievable to me that Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel, creator of the beautiful Hummel figurines and paintings of children and the Madonna loved around the entire world, has never been declared a saint.

See the rare Hummel figurines, trademarks, and latest additions. Who was this woman with a talent to make everyone smile? Although she only lived for a short time, her life’s work has brought happiness to many families allowing us to reflect upon our own childhood memories and those of our children.

Hummel, Berta (1909–1946)German illustrator and Roman Catholic nun whose drawings of children became the models for Hummel figurines. Name variations: Sister Maria Innocentia. Born in Massing, Lower Bavaria, Germany, on May 21, 1909; died on November 6, 1946, in Convent Siessen bei Saulgau, Württemberg, Germany; daughterof Adolf Hummel and ...

Based on her watercolors of children in Bavarian folk settings, the line of "Hummel" figures was introduced in January 1935. They were immediately popular within Germany. During the occupation after May 1945, they were especially popular with GI 's who brought them back to the U.S. Sr. Mary Innocentia died from tuberculosis at the young age of ...

2017年7月17日 · In 1934, Berta Hummel took her vows along with the name Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel. As she adjusted to convent life, Maria Innocentia found fulfillment in teaching art to kindergarteners and leading the convent’s Vestments Department, designing clerical robes, church altar cloths and banners.