Ludwig Kainer

1885–1967 (age 82)

artist/stage designer

Biography

Ludwig Kainer brought textures of light and movement to the stage, pairing his artistic sensibilities with a love for theatrical storytelling that shaped numerous productions.

His collaborators treasured the warmth he brought to studios and dressing rooms, and his creative spirit continues to inspire from Père Lachaise.

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