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Joseph Ehrismann
The Light of Alsace The son of a Catholic baker in Mutzig, Joseph Ehrismann grew up in a landscape shaped by the shifting borders of Alsace-Lorraine. His early years were rooted in the small towns of the region, a place where the light through a window carries the weight of local history. He moved from the quiet life of a baker's son to the studios of Strasbourg and Munich, seeking to understand how color and glass might hold a space. B
etween 1906 and 1912, he studied under Auguste Cammissar in Strasbourg, later moving to Munich to work with Martin von Feuerstein. It was in these classrooms that he learned the technical discipline required to transform raw materials into something that could hold the sun. His training in Munich led him to earn the title of Meisterschüler, a distinction that marked his transition from student to a master of his craft. He did not seek…