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Editorial Model Lotte Schmalhausen.
Editorial Bouillon bowl, with imaginary portraits of Goethe's Werther and his Lotte, the most popular literary couple of the late 18th century. The background imitates porphyry. Meissen,1774.
Editorial Lise Lotte Lindstr?m, 1900s, Platinum print, Photographs, Frank Eugene (American, New York 1865?1936 Munich).
Editorial Lotte Sch?ne as Blonde in "The Abduction from the Seraglio" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Editorial Striped weever and ling fish.
Editorial Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and his granddaughter Antje Multhaupt squirt water at each other in the garden of the Chancellor's house in Rhoendorf near Bonn. In the background: Heribert Multhaupt, husband of the Chancellor's daughter, Lotte. Rhoend...
Editorial Chancellor Adenauer's family having tea in the house in Rhoendorf near Bonn. From left to right: son Paul, the chaplain, son George, son-in-law Heribert Multhaupt, daughter Lotte Multhaupt and granddaughter Antje. Rhoendorf,1957.
Editorial Bouillon bowl, with imaginary portraits of Goethe's Werther and his Lotte, the most popular literary couple of the late 18th century. The background imitates porphyry. Meissen,1774.
Editorial The room of Lotte Kestner, nee Buff, in Wetzlar. One of the many young women in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's life, but the only one directly translated into world literature as the charming Lotte who drove Werther to distraction and suicide.