Mayor's Gallery (Lübeck)
The mayor's gallery is a portrait collection with portraits of Lübeck mayors in the Lübeck town hall .
26 fields (older stock)
Dimensions: 110/122 cm high × 80/85 cm wide
| Name and dates of life | Council line no. | Reign | Special features and comments | Illustration |
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Wickede, Thomas von (1472–1527) |
593 | 1511-1527 |
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Brömse, Nikolaus (1485–1543) |
604 | 1520-1531; 1535-1543 |
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Höeveln, Gotthard von (1468–1555) |
615 | 1531-1552 | ||
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Bardewik, Nikolaus (1506–1560) |
618 | 1544-1560 |
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Stiten, Anton von († 1564) |
620 | 1540-1564 | ||
| Meyer, Ambrosius | 656 | 1551 |
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Tinnappel, Bartholomeus († 1566) |
657 | 1564 |
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| Falke, Hermann († 1559) | 658 | 1553 |
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Tode, Christoph (1515–1579) |
663 | 1560-1566 |
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Lüdinghusen, Anton (1511–1571) |
664 | 1562 |
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Plönnies, Heinrich (around 1510–1580) |
673 | 1572 | ||
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Lüneburg, Joachim (1512–1588) |
683 | 1581 |
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Broemse, Dietrich von (1540–1600) |
687 | 1588 |
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| Dorne, Hermann von (1535–1594) | 689 | 1579-1594 |
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Vechtelde, Hermann von (1523–1572) |
690 | 1571-1572 | ||
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Lüdinghusen, Johann (1541–1589) |
691 | 1580-1589 |
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Hoeveln, Gotthard V. von (1544–1609) |
696 | 1589 |
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Lüneburg, Alexander (1560–1627) |
709 | 1599 |
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Garmers Conrad (1539-1612) |
710 | 1601-1612 |
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Bording, Jacob (1547-1616) |
720 | 1600-1616 |
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Brokes, Heinrich (1567–1623) |
722 | 1609-1623 |
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| Kossen, Matthew | 723 | 1601 councilor. Only councilor for Fehling. 1616 | ||
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Vinhagen, Johann (1564-1630) |
728 | 1619-1630 |
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Möller, Lorenz (1560–1634) |
729 | 1612-1634 | ||
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Kampferbeck, Johannes († 1639) |
749 | 1634-1639 |
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Brokes, Otto (1574-1652) |
752 | 1640-1652 |
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12 full pictures from the hall of the city library
When the Lübeck city library was made accessible to the general public in 1619 in the dormitory of the former Katharinenkloster, which was provided with oak shelves, the room now known as the Scharbausaal or library founding hall was given the 61 carved coats of arms and name inscriptions from the council, clergy and school in the course of the 17th century a series of full-length portraits of the mayors, councilors, superintendents and city physicians who have contributed to the library. During the neo-Gothic redesign of the town hall, twelve of them came to the town hall around 1890.
| Name and dates of life | Council line no. | Reign | Special features and comments | Illustration |
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Jürgen Pavels (* 1568; † 1645) |
734 | 1612 councilor | He was ennobled in 1640 and then called himself Georg Paulsen von Weissenow. |
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Heinrich Köhler (1576–1641) |
739 | 1624-1641 |
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Christoph Gerdes (1590–1661) |
747 | 1627-1661 |
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Heinrich Wedemhof (1584–1651) |
751 | 1630-1651 |
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Hermann von Dorne (1596–1665) |
757 | 1651-1665 |
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Gottschalk von Wickede (1597–1667) |
769 | 1659-1667 | Member of the circle society . |
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Johann Marquard (1610–1668) |
763 | 1663-1668 |
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Gotthard von Höveln (1603–1671) |
765 | 1654-1669 | Resigned from the council in protest of the cash process |
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Anton Köhler (1585–1657) |
767 | 1642-1657 |
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Matthäus Rodde (1598–1677) |
775 | 1667-1677 | Spain driver |
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Johann Ritter (1622–1700) |
785 | 1669-1700 |
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Konrad Schinkel († 1682) |
786 | 1680-1682 | 1974 in the St. Annen Museum |
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Gotthard Marquard (1611–1694) |
805 | 1692-1694 | Brother of Mayor Johann Marquard (No. 763) |
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Further portraits of mayors without any connection to the collection
| Name and dates of life | Council line no. | Reign | Special features and comments | Illustration |
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Peter Hinrich Tesdorpf (1648–1723) |
831 | 1715 | Copy of a portrait after Balthasar Denner by Otto Resistant |
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Gabriel Christian Lembke (1738–1799) |
925 | 1794 | Oval half-length portrait (copy?) |
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Johann Georg Böhme (1730–1804) |
928 | 1799 | Gentle driver. Full screen with red curtain, right balustrade with sea and sailing ship, 1974 in the Red Hall. | |
| Johann Matthaeus Tesdorpf | 940 | 1813-1824 | Councilor since 1794/1813. Copy of a portrait after Rudolf Suhrlandt by Otto Resistant | |
| Theodor Curtius | 994 | 1869/70, 1873/74, 1877/78 | Holder of the commemorative coin Bene Merenti (1885). Portrait of Georg Ludwig Meyn . |
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| Wilhelm Brehmer | 1005 | 1897/98, 1901/02 | Retired in 1904. Holder of the commemorative coin Bene Merenti (1901). Portrait by A. Lang (1906) | |
| Heinrich Klug | 1012 | 1899/1900, 1903/04 | In the presence of Emperor Wilhelm II, opened the Elbe-Lübeck Canal with the Senate Barge Lubeca from the Kaisertor to the Burgtor . Holder of the commemorative coin Bene Merenti (1904). Portrait by W. Molitor (1909). | |
| Emil Ferdinand Fehling | 1023 | 1917-1920 | Now several years of office again; Mayor Fehling was the only head of state of a country in the German Empire that politically survived the November Revolution in office. Holder of the commemorative coin Bene Merenti (1917). Portrait of Leopold von Kalckreuth (1920). |
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| Johann Martin Andreas Neumann | 1029 | 1921-1926 | Non-party, but with German national sympathies. After a press campaign, he resigned shortly before the celebrations for the 700th anniversary of the freedom of the Reich in Lübeck. Portrait of Wilhelm Schodde . | not in the public domain |
The portraits of mayors that were created later to this day are not yet in the public domain. However, after the Second World War, the custom was resumed at the latest by Mayor Werner Kock and continued by his successors in office.
literature
- Emil Ferdinand Fehling : Lübeck Council Line. Lübeck 1925.
- Friedrich Bruns : The older Lübeck council lines in: Journal of the Association for Lübeck History and Archeology , Volume 27, p. 31 ff.
- Friedrich Bruns , Hugo Rahtgens, Lutz Wilde : The architectural and art monuments of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck. Volume I, Part 2: City Hall and public buildings of the city. Max Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 1974, pp. 251-268 ISBN 978-3-7950-0034-9
Web links
Commons : Gallery of mayors in Lübeck's town hall - collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ↑ Johannes Baltzer , Friedrich Bruns , Hugo Rahtgens : The architectural and art monuments of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck. Volume IV: The Monasteries. The town's smaller churches. The churches and chapels in the outskirts. Think - and way crosses and the Passion of Christ. Lübeck: Nöhring 1928, facsimile reprint 2001 ISBN 3-89557-168-7 , p. 161