File:1867 Ernst Alpers Photo Wilhelm Engelhard Nordisches Heldenleben Edda-Fries, Theodor Schulzes Buchhandlung Hannover (22).jpg

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Deutsch: Seite aus dem querformatigen Bildalbum

„NORDISCHES HELDENLEBEN
Cyklus plastischer Darstellungen
NACH DER EDDA
von
Wilhelm Engelhardt.“

Im Zentrum des Deckblattes in einem runden Medaillon eine Fotografie mit dem Porträt des Bildhauers, links und rechts daneben die Erläuterung zum Bildband:

„Achtzehn Photographien nach den Originalen
aufgenommen von E. Alpers in Hannover

Am Fuß der Hinweis

„Verlag von Theodor Schulze's Buchhandlung in Hannover.“

English: Photograph albumen silver print with inscriptions as given by The J. Paul Getty Museum: "Letterpress captions affixed to back of mounts; blindstamps of Schulze and Alpers in each mount; some numbers stamped or written on mounts." Book by Theodor Schulze's Buchhandlung in Hannover, Germany. The frieze "Nordisches Heldenleben" after the Edda had been the most famous work of the German sculptor Wilhelm Engelhard. The photographer Ernst Alpers made 18 photographs of the frieze which had been installed in the University of Hanover where it has been removed after the Second World War.
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Source The J. Paul Getty Museum: https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/artists/2440/ernst-alpers-german-active-hannover-germany-about-1867/
Author Photographer: Ernst Alpers; Sculpture: Wilhelm Engelhard; publisher: Theodor Schulzes Buchhandlung, Hannover

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