Heidi Kippenberg (b. 1941) studied under Walter Popp and later became his assistant. After many travels, living in Jamaica and studying in Japan, she moved her studio to Beerbach/Dietersheim, Germany. She participated in national and international exhibitions from 1965 onwards. Kippenberg’s works are represented in the most important applied arts museum in Germany, such as the GRASSI Museum in Leipzig and the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin.

Heidi Kippenberg (b. 1941) studied under Walter Popp and later became his assistant. After many travels, living in Jamaica and studying in Japan, she moved her studio to Beerbach/Dietersheim, Germany. She participated in national and international exhibitions from 1965 onwards. Kippenberg’s works are represented in the most important applied arts museum in Germany, such as the GRASSI Museum in Leipzig and the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin.

Heidi Kippenberg (b. 1941) studied under Walter Popp and later became his assistant. After many travels, living in Jamaica and studying in Japan, she moved her studio to Beerbach/Dietersheim, Germany. She participated in national and international exhibitions from 1965 onwards. Kippenberg’s works are represented in the most important applied arts museum in Germany, such as the GRASSI Museum in Leipzig and the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin.