MAX VOIT
MAX VOIT: PORTRAITS OF TWO CENTURIES OF GÖTTINGEN PROFESSORS (1737–1937), Göttingen 1937
Englische Version
DOUBLE PORTRAIT OF MARGARETHE HERTER AND HER HUSBAND KONRAD HERTER
At the time of the photograph, Konrad Herter was an Assistant at the Zoological Institute of the University of Göttingen 1922, Photograph (Reproduction) Portrait collection of the German Museum Munich
ABRAHAM GOTTHELF KAESTNER (1719–1800)
ABRAHAM GOTTHELF KAESTNER (1719–1800), Professor of Mathematics and Physics, Director of the Observatory, Johann Heinrich Tischbein the Younger, 1770, oil on canvas, Art Collection of the University of Göttingen
DAVID HILBERT (1862–1943)
DAVID HILBERT (1862–1943)Professor of Mathematics, Eugen Spiro, 1928, oil on canvas, Mathematical Institute
TEN POSTCARDS FROM THE SERIES “PORTRAITS OF GÖTTINGEN’S PROFESSORS”
TEN POSTCARDS FROM THE SERIES “PORTRAITS OF GÖTTINGEN’S PROFESSORS” Hg. Deuerlich’sche bookstore studio, Hanna Kunsch, date unknown, postcards State and University Library of Göttingen, Voit Collection
SEVEN POSTCARDS FROM THE SERIES “PORTRAITS OF GÖTTINGEN PROFESSORS”
SEVEN POSTCARDS FROM THE SERIES “PORTRAITS OF GÖTTINGEN PROFESSORS” Free Student Body Göttingen, Atelier Fr. Struckmeyer Göttingen, date unknown, postcards, State and University Library of Göttingen, Voit Collection / City Museum of Göttingen
SEVEN POSTCARDS OF GÖTTINGEN PROFESSORS IN THE MUNICH MEDICINE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
SEVEN POSTCARDS OF GÖTTINGEN PROFESSORS IN THE MUNICH MEDICINE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER photographers: Erich Retzlaff, A. Schmidt, photos, State and University Library of Göttingen, Voit Collection
THE TYPICAL FACE
THE TYPICAL FACE The focus on the face had another dimension. Photographers on the left and right of the political spectrum of the Weimar Republic attempted to classify and order the social world via the face. Individual expression was replaced by ethnic groups or professions. Erich Retzlaff’s popular illustrated books are representative of this. In …
MAX VOIT (1876–1949)
MAX VOIT (1876–1949) Professor of Anatomy
HUGO FUCHS (1875–1954)
HUGO FUCHS (1875–1954) Professor of Anatomy