GEORG CHRISTOPH LICHTENBERG
GEORG CHRISTOPH LICHTENBERG (1742–1799), Professor of Mathematics and Experimental Physics
04 Silhouetten
SOPHIE MARGARETHE DOROTHEA FORKEL
SOPHIE MARGARETHE DOROTHEA FORKEL (1765–1853), One of the so-called “University Housekeepers”
IMAGE PANEL OF TRUE-TO-SCALE RESTORATION OF A SILHOUETTE
IMAGE PANEL OF TRUE-TO-SCALE RESTORATION OF A SILHOUETTE Friedrich Christoph Müller: Detailed paper about silhouettes, restoration, decoration and reproduction. Frankfurt / Leipzig 1780, panel x State and University Library of Göttingen
IMAGE PANEL OF A TRUE-TO-SCALE RESTORATION OF A SILHOUETTE USING A PANTOGRAPH
IMAGE PANEL OF A TRUE-TO-SCALE RESTORATION OF A SILHOUETTE USING A PANTOGRAPH, Friedrich Christoph Müller: Description of a simplified pantograph used for restoration of silhouettes […],, Münster / Hamm 1780, Tab. I, State and University Library of Göttingen
COLLECTION OF SILHOUETTES OF THE PROFESSORS, STUDENTS, BEAUTIFUL SPIRITS, AS WELL AS SOME ELEGANT OBJECTS FROM GÖTTINGEN
COLLECTION OF SILHOUETTES OF THE PROFESSORS, STUDENTS, BEAUTIFUL SPIRITS, AS WELL AS SOME ELEGANT OBJECTS FROM GÖTTINGEN, Carl Schubert, Göttingen 1779, State and University Library of Göttingen, Digitalization
PHYSIOGNOMIC FRAGMENTS FOR THE PROMOTON OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE AND LOVE
PHYSIOGNOMIC FRAGMENTS FOR THE PROMOTON OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE AND LOVE, Johann Caspar Lavater, Volume 1, Leipzig / Winterthur 1775, State and University Library of Göttingen
THERESE FORSTER
THERESE FORSTER (1764–1829), One of the so-called “University Housekeepers”
THERESE FORSTER
THERESE FORSTER (1764–1829), One of the so-called “University Housekeepers”
SILHOUETTES FROM THE FRIENDSHIP ALBUM OF GREGORIUS VON BERZEVICZY
SILHOUETTES FROM THE FRIENDSHIP ALBUM OF GREGORIUS VON BERZEVICZY, Artist unknown, around 1784–1786, silhouettes, Art Collection of the University of Göttingen
The twelve silhouettes displayed here are from the friendship album owned by the Hungarian student Gregorius von Berzeviczy (1763 -1822). During his studies at Göttingen, he collected 41 silhouettes of the then-active professors in Göttingen, some of their wives, as well as those of some renowned fellow students.