Carl Eeg

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Carl Eeg, 22 years old, graduated from the Bremen Technical Center
Carl Eeg represents Heinrich Vogeler in 1898 as a model for "homecoming"

Carl Eeg (born June 27, 1876 in Bremen ; † June 22, 1956 in Bremen) was a German architect .

biography

Eeg attended a grammar school in Bremen from 1886 to 1893. He studied at the technical center in Bremen until 1898 and interned at the Technical University Berlin - Charlottenburg . Eeg then worked from 1899 to 1902 in Dresden in the Schilling & Graebner office . In 1903 he returned to Bremen and started his own business. He maintained close contacts with the Lower Saxon People's Association and the Worpswede artists' colony - in 1898 Eeg even appeared in knight costume for Heinrich Vogeler's painting “Heimkehr”. In 1906 he opened an architectural office in a joint venture with the architect Eduard Runge Am Wall 146 that existed until his death in 1944. In 1906 he married Marianne Gildemeister, daughter of the businessman Hermann Gildemeister. In 1907 Eeg was a founding member of the Bremen section of the Association of German Architects and from 1910 a member of the German Werkbund (DWB) . He made great contributions to the renewal of cemetery culture in Bremen before the First World War and "gained (...) a significant educational influence on the art of tombs of his time" (Hermann Gildemeister). Eeg was a member of the cemetery commission for a long time.

The most important of Eeg's works originate in the years before the First World War . There are orders from well-off middle-class circles for the renovation of existing houses or spacious new buildings, such as the villas for the merchants Strauch and Biermann on Schwachhauser Heerstraße . The Biermann Villa , also known as the Blumeneck House, is probably Eeg's main work; Conservationist Hoffmann: "... a work of unimaginable tasteful and tasteful sophistication". In style, Eeg created a residential building as a total work of art, without his creative spirit being limited by financial requirements. At the same time, however, he also built his own house in the Hagenauer Strasse group of houses , a house of exquisite simplicity. The wealth of his work collapsed when the First World War severely shattered the economic foundations of the bourgeoisie. Eeg never recovered from the shifts that had occurred then; his clientele was financially at the end, without influence and probably also disinterested in the representation of such luxury, as Eeg had celebrated it before the war. - The orders in the period between the world wars are more modest in terms of order volume as well as in design and execution, they have lost their great shine.

Works

(also interior - 1906 to 1944 together with Eduard Runge )

Ernst Felsing residential and commercial building
Advertisement for the architectural association Eeg & Runge
Dining room in the house of lawyer Kulenkampff, Contrescarpe 45
The house of the businessman Georg Strauch in Schwachhauser Heerstraße 30a
Furnishing of the Beckerath Hall of the Kunsthalle Bremen in 1908
Residential house of the architect Eeg in the residential group of Hagenauer Strasse
House H. Engelbrecht in Lesum near Bremen
House Blumeneck for Senator FC Biermann
Equipment of the large hall in the Schütting based on designs by Eeg & Runge
  • 1902–1903: Collaboration on the porch of the Golden Gate of Freiberg Cathedral in the office of the Dresden architects Schilling & Graebner
  • 1903: Extension of the residential tower of the residential building of tobacco merchant Heinrich Gerhard Richard Hirschfeld, Bremen, Osterdeich 17
  • 1903–1904: Ernst Felsing residential and commercial building, watchmaker and optician, formerly Obernstrasse 40/42
  • 1903: Eduard Gildemeister furnishes the meeting and representation rooms on the first floor of the Schütting house on the market
  • 1905: Residence lawyer (Friedrich) Hermann Kulenkampff, Bremen, Contrescarpe 45, together with Eduard Gildemeister ; 1906: Design of the furniture for the daughter's bedroom
  • 1905: Exhibition of architectural drafts on the occasion of the first lecture evening of the Association for Lower Saxony Volkstum in the Kaisersaal of the artists' association on April 5, 1905
  • 1906: The courtyard of the Bremen department at the 3rd arts and crafts exhibition in Dresden
  • 1906: Conversion of the Andreas Gildemeister country house, Leuchtenburg near Bremen
  • 1906: Reconstruction of the house Konsul Franz Susemihl, Bremen, Kohlhökerstraße 54; Equipment: cloakroom, sideboard, daughter's room
  • 1906: Carsten Mende office building, Bremen, am Wall 166/167 [destroyed in the war]
  • 1906: Furniture design: bench and chairs, garden house and gate for Jul. Kulenkampff, Leuchtenburg near Bremen
  • 1906: Residence director Fritz Wisch, Sebaldsbrücker Chaussee 42, Bremen (rural area) (preserved?)
  • 1906: Draft dance hall and bowling alley for innkeeper Fr. Meyer in Hiddingen (Lüneburg Heath)
  • 1906: Exhibition building for Franz Vogeler, Worpswede (address? Received?)
  • 1906: Design of a one-class village school (competition of the Lower Saxon Folklore Association for rural school buildings, 1st prize, badge)
  • 1906: Ornamental garden on the Valenbrook manor in Fickmühlen for Lambert Leisewitz
  • 1906: Fickmühlen spray shop for Lambert Leisewitz
  • 1906: Conversion of the Gustav Lahusen house, Bremen, Breitenweg 8
  • 1906: Conversion of the Hermann Rodewald house, Bremen, Rembertistraße 64
  • 1906: Conversion of the Richard Caesar house, Bremen, Contrescarpe 138b; Equipment: cloakroom, dining room, reception room addition
  • 1906: Furnishing of the former Hirschfeld house for the merchant Adalbert Korff, Bremen, Osterdeich 17: cloakroom, sideboard, hall, dining room, library, children's playroom, children's bedroom, dressing room, bathroom, room of the housekeeper
  • 1906–1913: Furnishing of the Senator Dr. jur. Max Gildemeister, Bremen, Schleifmühle 65: furniture, tiled stoves for bedrooms, men's rooms
  • 1906 and 1908: House renovation: Senator FC Biermann , Bremen, Dobbenweg 10; Equipment: cloakroom, sideboard, reception room, dining room (supplement), bathroom, veranda; 1908: living room (Stuck Walter Magnussen )
  • 1907: Competition New Town Hall Bremen
  • 1907: Luxury cabin on the express steamer of the North German Lloyd Kronprinzessin Cecilie ; Floor covering made of anchor inlaid linoleum No. 9136 (draft Eeg)
  • 1907: House of Supreme Court Judge U. Ramsauer, Delmenhorst, Bismarckstraße 106 (formerly An den Graften); Furniture: reception room, living room, master's room
  • 1907: Reconstruction of the house of the painter Leopold Biermann , Bremen, Blumenthalstrasse 15; Equipment: kitchen, sideboard, winter garden, living room, four-country room, bedroom, bathrooms
  • 1907: Cabin fittings of the motor yacht "Sophie Elisabeth" for the painter Leopold Biermann
  • 1907: Conversion of the Amalie Smidt house, Bremen, Kohlhökerstraße 40
  • 1907: Herbststrasse children's institution, Bremen (preserved?)
  • 1907: Conversion of the farm building from the girls' orphanage, Vahr-Horn, Horner Heerstraße 19
  • 1907: Winter garden conversion and furniture for the house of the merchant Heinrich (August) Gildemeister, Bremen, Schwachhauser Chaussee 1
  • 1907: First wooden bench for the Bürgerpark-Verein, Bremen
  • 1907: Shop window furnishings: DF Rabe & Co, porcelain, earthenware and glassware shop; Porcelain painting, Bremen, Domshof 16 / Buchtstraße 47
  • 1907: A terrace on the house of the businessman Carl (Barthol. Thom.) Wilckens, Bremen, Schwachhauser Chaussee (Heerstraße) 247
  • 1907: Design of the Posthaus Asendorf (for the Association for Lower Saxony Ethnicity )
  • 1907: Draft Konfirmandensaal Daverden (for the Association for Lower Saxony Ethnicity )
  • 1907: School building competition of the Lower Saxon People's Association (2nd prize, badge)
  • 1907: Design of the Westeresch school (for the Lower Saxon Volkstum Association )
  • 1907: Tennis house with furniture for Senator FC Biermann , Bremen, Hagensstrasse
  • 1907: workshop a. Warehouse renovation for Heinrich Engelbrecht, Bremen art institute for glass painting, etching and lead glazing, Bremen, schoolyard 5 (store: Katharinenstraße 32)
  • 1907–1908: House of merchant Georg (Albrecht) Strauch, partner in Menke & Kulenkampff, Schwachhauser Heerstraße (Chaussee) 30a; Equipment: cloakroom, sideboard, kitchen, hall, living room, dining room, winter garden, veranda, bathroom, dressing room, addition to the men's room; Floor covering in the upper floor corridor and in the boudoir Anker Inlaid-Linoleum No. 9138 (Eeg design); 1920: The bedroom of Mrs. Kommerzienrat FC Biermann Wwe. At Blumenthalstrasse 15 was expanded, changed and Schwachhauser Heerstrasse 30a was installed
  • 1908: Furnishing of the director's room of the Delmenhorst linoleum factory Anker-Marke, Delmenhorst; Floor covering Anker Inlaid-Linoleum No. 9138 (design Eeg), wallcovering Anker Inlaid-Linkrusta No. 598 (design Eeg)
  • 1908: Furnishing of the Beckerath-Saal of the Kunsthalle Bremen , floor covering Anker Inlaid-Linoleum No. 9210 (design Eeg)
  • 1908: Design of the Posthaus Steyerberg (for the Lower Saxon People's Association )
  • 1908: Winter garden furniture for the home of the merchant consul Otto Flohr, Bremen, Hollerallee 37
  • 1908: Exhibition living room for the United Workshops for Art in Crafts, Bremen, Am Wall 138
  • 1908: Remodeling of the house of lawyer Dr. Alfred Meyer, Bremen, Breitenweg 14; Furniture for the living room and dining room; 1912 Veranda extension
  • 1908: Bird feeder for director Gustav Gericke , Delmenhorst
  • 1908: Water tower competition for the eastern suburb; 2nd prize. 500 marks, sponsor Bremen State
  • 1908–1909: Reconstruction of the manor manor Klein Kussewitz (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) for the Bremen merchant Julius Kulenkampff; Equipment: cloakroom, sideboard, kitchens, anteroom, master's room, dining room, winter garden, master bedroom, guest room; 1914 Construction of a summer house
  • 1908–1909: Group of houses at Hagenauerstraße 5, 7, 9, 11 in Schwachhausen , No. 9 for Carl Eeg himself
  • 1909: Commercial building renovation for Heinrich Engelbrecht, Bremen art institute for glass painting, etching and lead glazing, Bremen, Katharinenstraße 32
  • 1909: Design of a cemetery chapel for Kirchweye
  • 1909: Luxury cabin fittings for the twin-screw saloon mail steamer of the North German Lloyd George Washington
  • 1909, 1911: Conversion of the Richard Caesar house (owner of the Willig & Ebert company), Bremen, Wachmannstraße 7
  • 1909: Furniture for the private office of lawyer Dr. Max Gildemeister, Bremen, Obernstrasse 34/36
  • 1909–1911: Arbor terrace with furniture (1909), furnishing of the reception room (1910) and renovation of the residential building (1911) for Mayor Dr. Carl Barkhausen , Bremen, Mathildenstrasse 82
  • 1909–1910: Heinrich Engelbrecht house in Lesum near Bremen, stable building and garden house (the latter as early as 1909) (formerly Käthe-Kollwitz-Straße 4, demolished)
  • 1910um: Floor covering made of anchor inlaid linoleum No. 9138 (design Eeg) in the office and private office of the businessman Senator J. Matth. Gildemeister, Bremen, Altenwall 6
  • 1910: Furniture for Senator FC Biermann's private office , Bremen, Langenstrasse 128/130
  • 1910: Renovation of the house of the photographer Wilhelm (Willy) Dose, Bremen, Richtweg 13 (studio for artistic photography, Wall 117)
  • 1910: Draft for a forest ranger's farm (for the Association for Lower Saxony Ethnicity )
  • 1910: Residential and farm building for Mr. Brandt, Tarmstedt
  • 1911: Repair of the Wilhelm Fritze house , Bremen, Bismarckstraße 22
  • 1911: food u. Living room furniture for master city planner Adolf Muesmann, Bremen, [Lüder-von-] Bentheimstrasse 23
  • 1911: Chimney, radiator cladding, banisters for the merchant Johann Friedrich Arens, Bremen, Kohlhökerstraße 54
  • 1911: Stable and garage building [Bürgermeister-Smidt-Straße] Carl-Schurz-Straße 26 for Senator FC Biermann
  • 1911: Conversion of a stable building in Hagensstrasse for Georg (Albrecht) Strauch
  • 1911: Linoleum samples for the Bremer Linoleumwerke key brand, Delmenhorst
  • 1912: Renovation of the Karl Pauli house (Kfm., Pavenstedt & Pauli), Bremen, Kohlhökerstrasse 46; Equipment: cloakroom, sideboard, hallway with stairs, reception room, master's room, dining room (supplement)
  • 1912: Furniture for the living room, dining room and bedroom by the associated architect Eduard Runge, Bremen, Hohenpfad 31
  • 1912: Pulpit stairs of the Ev. Grambke parish church, Bremen, Grambker Kirchweg 6
  • 1912: Veranda extension and furnishings (carpet in the reception room) for Mrs. HL Arens. Ww., Bremen, Contrescarpe 52
  • 1912: Remodeling of the residential building, other than Schleifmühle 71, Bremen, for the merchant Wilhelm Oelze; as early as 1911 furniture for the daughter, living room and bedroom of the house; 1912 further furnishings: living room, central room, winter garden, some additions
  • 1912: Conversion of the house Contrescarpe 4, Bremen, for Heinrich Engelbrecht Wwe., Geb. Wiegmann
  • 1912 and 1919: Conversion of the office and residential building Consul General A. Vinnen , Bremen, Altenwall 21/23
  • 1912: Reconstruction of the Gut Weilen country house in St. Magnus near Bremen for Senator FC Biermann [Georg Strauch named as client in the list of works]
  • 1912: Furniture for Gustav Gildemeister's study, Hamburg, Schlüterstrasse 4 [or 5]
  • 1912: Furniture (addition) for Dr. med. Paul Lengemann (Surgery and Orthopedics, Neustadtscontrescarpe Private Clinic 152), Bremen, Dobben 145
  • 1912: Competition for the development of Grolland: purchase, 500 marks, sponsor businessman Carl Schütte
  • 1912: Competition water tower Varel i. Oldenburg: 2nd prize, 300 marks
  • 1912: Reconstruction of the residential building Consul General Carl Merkel Ww., B. Claussen, Bremen, Dobben 21
  • 1912: Conversion of the country house "Haus Bucheneck" for lawyer (Friedrich) Hermann Kulenkampff, Bremen-Lesum, Lesmonastraße 80
  • 1912–1913: House Senator FC Biermann (House Blumeneck) Schwachhauser Heerstraße 64, today House Vietor of the Kippenberg-Gymnasium ; Equipment: cloakroom, sideboard, kitchen, hall, reception room, living room, master's room, boudoir, dining room, winter garden, bedroom, bathrooms
  • 1912–1914: 1912 competition for the facade by Hütschler & Streckewald, 1st prize, 1,000 marks; 1914 Execution as Haus Rohlandseck , Unser Lieben Frauen Kirchhof 26; 1929 installation of arcades; Reconstruction 1948–1952 by Carl Eeg and Albert Meyer
  • 1913: Competition for the renovation of the facade of the cotton exchange, 1st prize
  • 1913–1914: Remodeling: kitchen, living room for H. Bölken, Rotenburg i. Hann.
  • 1914: Living room at the German Werkbund exhibition in Cologne 1914
  • 1914: cloakroom, extension a. Equipment, master bathroom for the residential building Consul General A. Vinnen , Bremen, Contrescarpe 20
  • 1914: Conversion of the Eduard Achelis house (partner of Joh.Achelis & Sons), Bremen, Mathildenstraße 79
  • 1914–1915: House for the merchant Johann (Gottfried Franz) Schütte (Joh. Gottfr. Schütte & Co), Bremen, Marcusallee 24
  • 1914–1916: Extension and renovation of Haus Schütting (Chamber of Commerce), Bremen, Am Markt, previously 1st prize in the competition (1912); 1916: Equipment of the entrance hall, meeting room, club room, presidential room, large ballroom (golden hall)
  • 1916: Country house conversion for S. u. M. Plump, St. Magnus near Bremen (address? Received?)
  • 1918: Country house renovation: August Meyer, Lehe b. Bremen (address? Received?)
  • 1918: Furniture for Karl Vogt-Gildemeister's study, Berlin (address? Received?)
  • 1919: Competition for the reconstruction of the artists' association and the St. Petri parish hall (bell) on Domsheide, entry "Bezelin", awarded 4000M (6 equal prizes)
  • 1919: Conversion of the Wilhelm Fritze Wwe. House , Bremen, Bismarckstraße 22
  • 1919: Competition for postage stamp designs of the Reich Postal Ministry, 4th prize (general competition)
  • 1919–1920: Conversion of the Kaufmann (Hermann Julius) Ernst Bünemann house (partner in the company Natermann & Hurm, tobacco trade), Bremen, Kohlhökerstraße 20; Equipment of the: master's room
  • 1920: Remodeling of the house Frau (Georg Friedrich) Ernst Matthes Wwe., Geb. Wätjen, Bremen, Rutenstrasse 30
  • 1920: Commercial building conversion for Mrs. Ida (Johanne) Nieberding (owner of the company H. Nienaber Wwe.), Bremen, Am Wall 146
  • 1920: Conversion of the Carl Lange Söhne exhibition rooms, furniture and decoration store, Bremen, Vasmerstrasse 1
  • 1920: Commercial building renovation for master glazier Heinrich Engelbrecht jun., Bremen, Buchtstrasse 48/49
  • 1920: Conversion of the manor Gut Vielbaum near Seehausen i. Altmark (client: Senator FC Biermann ) (where exactly? Received?)
  • 1921–1922: Sigmund Gildemeister house (Hochkamp house), Hamburg, Adalbertstraße 11; Gardener's house, stable building, etc. Garage, garden shed, greenhouse and tool shed; Equipment of the living rooms: cloakroom, sideboard, kitchen, hall, living room (add.), Music room (add.), Men's room, dining room, boudoir, master's bedroom, library, breakfast room (add.), Daughter's bedroom (add.), Guest room; 1923–1924: tea room
  • 1923–1924: House for Hedwig Vogt-Gildemeister, Wolfsberg am Chiemsee
  • 1923–1924: Tank house of Olex (German Petrol and Petroleum Society Berlin) in Bremen, Bahnhofsplatz
  • 1924–1925: House extension for Mrs. Natalie Gildemeister, Arolsen i. Waldeck, Wetterburger Strasse 6a
  • 1925: Gymnastics practice room for Dr. med. Paul Lengemann (surgery and orthopedics, Neustadtscontrescarpe 152 private clinic), Bremen, b. d. Hartwigstrasse
  • 1925: table lamp for the exhibition Bremer Handwerkskunst, price 50 RM
  • 1925: DWB's tiled stove competition, purchase of RM 50
  • 1925: Tank house of the Olex (German Petrol and Petroleum Society Berlin) in Bremen, Kaiserbrücke
  • 1925–1926: Hofmeierhaus with stable building and greenhouse for Heinrich Stake, Holthorst b. St. Magnus
  • 1926: Residence Villa Knüppel for the merchant Albert Knüppel, Bremen, Blumenthalstrasse 17
  • 1926: House conversion for lawyer and notary Dr. jur. (William) Arthur Breyer, Bremen, Hollerallee 45
  • 1926: Competition for the urban design of the Viehmarktplatz, Delmenhorst: best work
  • 1926–1927: country house for Ida Nieberding, Wildeshausen iO; Furniture and a summer house on the island
  • 1927–1928: House of the building contractor Friedrich Wenholz (construction company Wilhelm Leymann), Bremen, Carl-Schurz-Strasse (formerly Mayor-Smidt-Strasse) 26a
  • 1927–1928: Group of houses for the Bremen Housing Office, Bremen, Fährstraße [24/40?]
  • 1927–1928: Hansabad of the Association for Public Pools, Bremen, Hansastraße
  • 1928: House of the Wilhelm Leymann company, Bremen, Geisbergstrasse 2a
  • 1928: Cemetery chapel of the Seehausen parish near Bremen, Seehauser Landstrasse 166
  • 1928: Tank house of the Olex (German gasoline and petroleum company Berlin) in Bremen, on the stock exchange
  • 1928: Gable restoration of the Roseliushaus , Bremen, Böttcherstraße 6
  • 1928–1929: Apartment extension to the Depositenkasse Thedinghausen for the Bankverein für Nordwestdeutschland, Bremen
  • 1929: Spa installation in the Ohlenhof bath of the Association for Public Baths, Bremen-Gröpelingen
  • 1929–1930: Residence Hall Landhaus Horn , Bremen, Schwachhauser Heerstraße 264 (based on a design by Heinz Stoffregen, who died shortly before construction )
  • 1930: Ticket sales booth of the Schreiber brothers, Bremen, Kaiserbrücke
  • 1930: Conversion of the Woltmershausen deposit cash register for the Bank Association for Northwest Germany, Bremen
  • 1930: Competition for agricultural buildings with cardboard roofs organized by the Association of German Roofing Papers, Berlin; 1st price residential building, 600 RM, 1st price stable building 600 RM, 3rd price barn 400 RM
  • 1930–1931: Groups of houses for large numbers of children for the housing department in Bremen, Zum Sebaldsbrücker Bahnhof 3-27 & 37-43 (formerly Hastedter Heerstrasse 539–563 and 573–579)
  • 1940–1942: Settlement Posener Straße for members of the AG Weser in three construction phases for the non-profit housing association ( GEWOBA ) in Bremen-Gröpelingen (Posener Straße / Bromberger Straße / Kalischer Straße / Seewenjestraße)
  • 1943–1944: Weser front of the old town, building survey of the state in 1939, drawn in 1943 and 1944 using building police files, photographs, local sketches and measurements
  • 1946: Design for a stevedore building on Eduard-Suling-Straße (Europahafen) together with architect Walter Siber
  • 1952: Reconstruction of the business and residential building Consul General A. Vinnen , Bremen, Altenwall 21/23

Gravestones and cenotaphs

Erdmann-Jesnitzer Columbarium, 1907 (detail)
Family funeral Eeg, 1912
Holler-Ichon tomb, 1912
Fallen mark of the "Gerstenberg Division" in the Waller cemetery
War ceremony of the city of Bremerhaven at the Wulsdorf cemetery
Gate system on the Querallee of the Osterholz cemetery, 1951
  • 1906: Ulrich tomb, conductor of the teachers' choir, Bremen, Waller Friedhof
  • 1906: Crypt of the Scholl family, (Kulenkampff-Scholl), sculpture v. H. Wadere, Bremen, Riensberger Friedhof (Z 94-99A), get grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1907: Columbarium Hofrat Friedrich Erdmann-Jesnitzer (director of the city theater), Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (Z 353-354), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1907: Tomb of Prof. Dr. Heinrich Bulthaupt, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen
  • 1908: Johann Schmidt tomb, Waller Friedhof, Bremen, received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1909: Cemetery art exhibition, Doventorsfriedhof, Bremen: 5 gravestones. Erected as Orlamünder tomb and A. Meyer tomb, Waller Friedhof
  • 1910: Lucie Schröder's tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen
  • 1911: Cemetery art exhibition by the city of Linden in front of Hanover, 2 tombs
  • 1911: August Rühl tomb, Arolsen
  • 1911: Grave of businessman Franz Ernst Schütte, sculpture Adolf v. Hildebrandt, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (V 116-123-234-241-345-349-338-452), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1912: Trautmann tomb, Darmstadt
  • 1912: Heinrich Engelbrecht tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen
  • 1912: Hartmann tomb, Sulingen
  • 1912: Erich A. Eeg tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (AA 196), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1912: Tomb of Dr. med. August Lürman, Bremen, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (EE 346-349A), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1912: Holler-Ichon tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (preserved) (V 497–505)
  • 1913: Grave of merchant Friedrich Adolf Furmans (Furmans & Co), Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (EE 273), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1915: Achelis tomb, relief by H. Schubert, Riensberger Friedhof (W 32-33-73-74), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1915: Tomb of Dr. jur. Eberhard Thulesius, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (Z 103), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1915: 4 tombs of the Wessels family, Arsten b. Bremen
  • 1915: Runge tomb, Nienburg-Weser
  • 1915 (†): Tomb of businessman Theodor F. Fritze, Bremen, Riensberger Friedhof (attribution unsecured) (Y 155)
  • 1915: Competition grave monument August Korff: 2nd prize, the execution. Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (Z 124-127), get grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1916: Gustav Gildemeister tomb, Ohlsdorfer Friedhof Hamburg
  • 1916: Memorial stone: Ad. Runge, Nienburg-Weser
  • 1918: Johann Conrad Hartmann's tomb, Osterholz-Scharmbeck, received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1918: Hasse tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen
  • 1918: Andreae tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (EE 30-31)
  • 1918: Heinrich Lahusen tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen
  • 1919: Tomb for the fallen Gerstenbergers, Waller Friedhof, Bremen; Competition, l. Price and execution (for the citizens' committee)
  • 1919: Tomb of Mayor Dr. Carl Barkhausen , Riensberger Friedhof Bremen (T 618), get grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1919: Tomb of Dr. jur. Theodor Henschen, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (EE 21-24-264-265)
  • 1919: Karl Merck's tomb, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen, preserved
  • 1919 (†): Tomb of Dr. Eberhard Noltenius, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (attribution unsecured) (Y 283-391), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1920: War honor competition of the city of Bremerhaven, Wulsdorf cemetery, 1st prize 300 Mk. And execution of the clinker pyramid
  • 1920: Tomb Consul General Michaelsen, sculpture v. Anna Magnussen, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (partly old) (O 81)
  • 1921: Competition war honor Osterholz, 1st prize, execution
  • 1922: Memorial stone for the fallen of the Deutsche Linoleumwerke Hansa, Delmenhorst
  • 1925: Grave of Oberregierungsrat Jüdefeind, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen, received (?) Grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1925: Gravestone Senator FC Biermann , Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (EE), received grabsteine.genealogy.net
  • 1927: Eva Knoch's tomb, Detmold
  • 1927: War honor of the Ober-Postdirektion, Bremen, Postamt ad Weide
  • 1928: Tomb of Reich judge D. Lahusen, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen
  • 1928: Wenholz tomb, Magelsen near Hoya
  • 1928: Tomb competition of the city of Hanover; a 2nd prize 100 RM, a 3rd prize 50 RM
  • 1929: Memorial plaque for Prof. Dr. D. Schäfer, Bremen, ad Schlachte 29
  • 1929: Tomb of Sparkasse Director G. Seegelken, Nienburg-Weser
  • 1930: Fr. Rickert's grave, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen
  • 1930: Ida Nieberding tomb, Wildeshausen ok
  • 1944 (†): Tomb building director Ernst Erhardt, Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (V 622A)
  • 1946 (†): Ernst Engeling tomb (habenicht-Engeling), Riensberger Friedhof, Bremen (G 13)
  • 1951: Gate on Eichenallee (Querallee) of the Osterholz cemetery , Bremen

See also

Web links

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gildemeister, Hermann: Carl Eeg, in: Wortmann, Wilhelm: Bremer Baumeister, Bremen 1988
  2. ^ Hoffmann, Hans-Christoph, speech at the opening of the exhibition in the Villa Ichon 1982, manuscript
  3. ^ A b c Karl Schaefer: Carl Eeg . In: Communications from the Bremen Commercial Museum . tape 21 , 1909, pp. 33-41 .
  4. ↑ a b c V [oepel]: From the Bremen local group of the BDA . In: The work . Volume 5, 1909, pp. 69-80 .
  5. ↑ Architektonische Rundschau 25 (1909) 10, p. 83, plate 74
  6. ^ A b c d e Karl Schaefer: News from Bremen . In: German art and decoration 24 . 1909, p. 26-27, 29, 31, 38-41, 44-45, 51 ( digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de ).
  7. ^ A b c d Walter Mackowsky: The community center in the Hanseatic cities of Lübeck and Bremen . In: Profanbau . Vol. 12, issue 13/14, 1916, p. 141-172 .
  8. ↑ Bremen and its buildings 1900–1951, Bremen 1952, Fig. XI h 4
  9. ↑ Erich Haenel and Heinrich Tscharmann: Das Mietwohnhaus der Neuzeit, Leipzig 1913, pp. 106-107
  10. ↑ a b c d e f g BDA Bremen (ed.): Architecture exhibition of the Association of German Architects in the Kunsthalle in Bremen from 12.-19. September 1909 (only list of exhibits, no illustration) . Self-published, Bremen 1909.
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personal data
SURNAME Eeg, Carl
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect
DATE OF BIRTH June 27, 1876
PLACE OF BIRTH Bremen
DATE OF DEATH June 22, 1956
Place of death Bremen