Christoph Martin Wieland

Christoph Martin Wieland (1733–1813), deutscher Dichter

Portraits

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  Painting by Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein, 1791
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  Portrait by Anton Graff, 1794
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  Portrait by Ferdinand Jagemann, 1805
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  Anna Gerhardt, 1941, after Ferdinand Jagemann, 1805
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  Engrving by Heinrich Schmidt after Ferdinad Jagermann, 1805
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  Portrait by Gerhard von Kügelgen, 1808
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  Portrait by Johann Friedrich Lortzing
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  engraving
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  After a painting by Ernst Hader
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  published in Zweihundert deutsche Männer in Bildnissen und Lebensbeschreibungen, Leipzig 1854
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  Illustration from A. Kuhn: Bedeutende Biberacher, 1929
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  published in Pierre Bonnefont: Nos grandes Françaises, 1905

Plaques

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  Tablet at the dwelling-house in Tübingen
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  Memorial tablet at Waaghausstr. 3, Biberach
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  Memorial tablet, Wielandplatz, Weimar

Stamps

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  Soviet area of control in Germany, march 27, 1946
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  Series with Friedrich Schiller, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and Franz Liszt, Soviet area of control in Germany, march 27, 1946

Sculptures and Monuments

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  Portrait bust by J. G. Schadow, 1795
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  Monument at the Wieland square, Weimar
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  Monument at the Wieland square, Weimar

Locations

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  Birthplace in Oberholzheim 1840
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  Birthplace in Oberholzheim 2005
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  Stammhaus of the family Wieland in Biberach/Riß
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  Dwelling-house in Tübingen
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  Map of Weimar (1784) with entry of Wieland’s garden
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  House of the family Wieland in Biberach
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  Gardenhouse in Biberach
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  Weimar, castle
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  Weimar, castle
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  Weimar, castle
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  Weimar, castle, tower
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  Schloss Tiefurt
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  Weimar, Schloss Belvedere
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  Weimar, Schloss Belvedere

Works

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  Title page of Oberon (1780 edition)
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  Scan of Musarion (1768 edition)

Illustrations of Wieland`s works

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  Illustration to Oberon by Johann Heinrich Füssli
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  Illustration to Oberon by Johann Heinrich Füssli

Translations

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  Title page of Horace, Satires (translation, 1st ed. 1786, vol. 1)
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  Text pages from the same book
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  Title page of Horace, Satires (translation, 1st ed. 1786, vol. 2)
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  Text pages from the same book