Adelheid von Schorn

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Adelheid von Schorn (born January 10, 1841 in Weimar ; † December 7, 1916 there ) was a German writer .

Life

Adelheid von Schorn, was the daughter of the writer Henriette von Schorn , born Freiin von Stein zu Nord- und Ostheim, and the art historian Ludwig Schorn . She lived in Weimar and maintained contact with the literary historian Adolf Bartels , who said she was editorially supported.

In addition, she was a pupil of Franz Liszt and friends with Ludwig Bechstein through her mother .

Her estate is in the Thuringian State Archives.

Works

  • Two generations. Memories and letters. Edited by Adelheid von Schorn. Fischer: Berlin 1901 ( online  - Internet Archive )
  • Franz Liszt et la Pcess de Sayn-Wittgenstein (Souvenirs intimes et correspondance) , Dujarric et Cie, Paris 1904
  • Two generations; Memories and letters from Weimar and Rome. Greiner et al. Pfeiffer: Stuttgart 1913
  • Post-classical Weimar under the reign of Karl Friedrich and Maria Pawlowna. Gustav Kiepenheuer: Weimar 1911 ( online  - Internet Archive )

literature

  • Hubert Amft, Committed to the spirit of the place: Life pictures and works of six Weimar writers, Johanna Schopenhauer 1766-1838, Jenny von Pappenheim 1811-1890, Adelheid von Schorn 1841-1916, Helene Böhlau 1856-1940, Gabriele Reuter 1859-1941, Erika by Watzdorf-Bachoff 1878-1963. Edited by Circle of friends and supporters of the Weimar City Museum, Weimar 2005. (= Weimarer Schriften; 58) ISBN 3-910053-38-6
  • "Appointed for salon culture", in: Impulsregion. Journal for culture and economy from Apolda and the Weimarer Land , 11–12 / 2016, p. 10

Web links

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  1. Thuringian Main State Archive Weimar