Dresden
1,218 Followers
Recent papers in Dresden
Edited by Sarah E. Fraser, Mio Wakita, and Lianming Wang, pp. 132–144. Heidelberg: arthistoricum.net. (Open Access)
The paper aims at focusing on the iconography of Maria Amalia of Saxony as a young, daughter of the elector and king of Poland Augustus III, and Charles of Bourbon’s future wife. By observing paintings and portraits of her successively,... more
Co-Autor: Nicole Eichhorn
Dresden’s gateway to the skies: the world’s first streamlined airship hangar and its influence on architectural history The Dresden municipal airship hangar built in 1913 is the first aerody- namic airship hangar of its kind and an... more
For more information on drObs and historical articles written by students, colleagues and me to support this social project see: https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/ige/fnz/studium/drobs-schreiben-fuer-die-dresdner-strassenzeitung drobs 5... more
In 1672 the Transylvanian goldsmith Thomas Kapustran produced an astonishing sword, using an original Samurai blade and Ottomanized decor elements. Soon after, the sword came into the armoury of the Electorate of Saxony where it was part... more
In Vorbereitung der Ausschreibung zum Hans-und-Lea-Grundig-Preis 2017 veranstaltet die Hans-und-Lea-Grundig-Stiftung in Zusammenarbeit mit Dresdner Kulturinstitutionen und mit freundlicher Unterstützung durch die Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung... more
drobs 3 (2019), S. 18-19 For more information on drObs and historical articles written by students, colleagues and me to support this social project see:... more
Es ist der erste Band über die Entstehung meiner Kamerasammlung.
- by Ralf Behrens
- Berlin, Dresden, Canon, Kodak
Dresden played no role in Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf 's life, but history made this city one of the most significant places regarding preserved sources of his works. In the Department of Special Collections (German: Sondersammlungen) of... more
Series "Latvijas mākslas klasika / Classics of Latvian Art". Languages: Latvian / English. The book can be purchased at: https://www.neputns.lv/en/products/johans-valters-johann-walter
For more information on drObs and historical articles written by students, colleagues and me to support this social project see: https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/ige/fnz/studium/drobs-schreiben-fuer-die-dresdner-strassenzeitung drObs 12... more
The Schrank II (Cabinet II) collection from the Die Sächsische Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden (SLUB) is not only one of the most interesting archives open to the worldwide audience thanks to the new... more
Die Neue Photographische Gesellschaft, Berlin-Steglitz, gab 1903 eine Probe ihrer Leistungsfähigkeit ab. Sie schuf das größte Foto der Welt.
Article was Published The Choral Journal, May 2015. http://acda.org/files/choral_journals/FishMay15.pdf With more than two thousand recording and myriad music conductors programing his music worldwide, Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) is one... more
Since the late 19th century the armour M 96 of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden has been identified with a gift from Archduke Ferdinand II of Tyrol to Elector August of Saxony documented in the years 1557/58; the armour was... more
Das ist ein Aufsatz über ein Gemälde und den hervorragenden Berliner Landschaftsmaler Hans Hartig. Er war Schüler von Eugen Bracht.
Traditional narratives of music history have presented Johann Georg Pisendel as a composing violin virtuoso and a possible inspiration for Bach's solo sonatas. However, if one disregards traditional categories such as 'composer' or... more
This paper looks at how a new breed of European dog - the pug - was transformed into a cultural object during the eighteenth century. For the purposes of my argument I focus primarily though not exclusively on the pugs modelled by Johann... more
The rare collection of instrumental music from the so-called Schrank II in Dresden contains among others also the unique instrumental compositions by Bohemian composers. The article aims to present these composers and to analyse preserved... more
Im Jahr 1837 fanden in Washington, D.C. Territorialverhandlungen zwischen der US-amerikanischen Regierung und einigen Vertreter der indigenen Stämme Nordamerikas statt. Den Verhandlungen war der „Indian Removal Act“ vorausgegangen, die... more
Keramos 249/250 (2020): 3–22. Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft der Keramikfreunde.
The different phases of the post-World War II building period during the GDR rule is evident in Dresden as embodiment to the changes in urban planning policies and products of their time. In the last two decades of the regime, while the... more
Nicht erst seit der griechischen Antike gilt der Esel als Inbegriff von Dummheit und Sturheit. In zahlreichen antiken Fabeln ist er als lächerliche Figur dem Gespött der anderen Tiere ausgesetzt. Als „onos lyras“ bzw. „asinus ad lyram“... more
in: Napoleon und die Romantik - Impulse und Wirkungen. hg. vom Magistrat der Brüder-Grimm-Stadt Hanau (Veröffentlichungen der Historischen Kommission für Hessen, Bd. 83), Marburg 2016, S. 37-57.