The art monuments of the Rhine Province

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The series Die Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz is the official inventory of art monuments of the Prussian Rhine Province . It was published by Paul Clemen (1866–1947) at the Schwann publishing house from 1891 onwards on behalf of the Provincial Association of the Rhine Province .

Due to the Second World War, some volumes could no longer be published. B. the volume on the secular monuments of the city of Koblenz in the new series Die Kunstdenkmäler von Rheinland-Pfalz , the second half volume for the district of Mayen was not reconstructed until 1985 using the received proofs in the old form and as part of the old series. The volume on the secular monuments of the city of Trier , edited by Hermann Bunjes , was never published and only survived as an unfinished typescript .

The volumes planned as volume 14 on the districts in the newly formed so-called Saar basin area, which had belonged to the Rhine Province since 1815 and were separated from the German Reich by the provisions of the Versailles Treaty, appeared in the same format and also under the supervision of Paul Clemen by Verlag Schwann. Only the main title "Die Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz" is missing in the external appearance. The two volumes for the city and the district of Saarbrücken (1932) and the districts of Ottweiler and Saarlouis (1934) were published by Walther Zimmermann.

Since the series changed numerous later or z. If, for example, monuments destroyed in the Second World War are dealt with and in many cases no more recent representation is available, it is still indispensable today; a number of volumes were therefore reprinted again in the 1980s . In accordance with the time of their construction, however, buildings from the 19th century (which were not yet considered worthy of monument at the time) are only treated in exceptional cases; Also, types of monuments that were still common back then, but have become rare today (such as originally preserved, typical regional farmhouses) were mostly only mentioned in general.

Overview

District of Düsseldorf

Cologne district

  • Volume 4
  • Volume 5
  • Volume 6: The art monuments of the city of Cologne. 1906
  • Volume 7: The art monuments of the city of Cologne.
    • Section 1: The ecclesiastical monuments of the city of Cologne. St. Gereon, St. Johann Baptist, The Marienkirchen, Gross St. Martin. 1911 ( internet archive )
    • Section 2: The ecclesiastical monuments of the city of Cologne: Minoritenkirche, St. Pantaleon, St. Peter, St. Severin. 1929
    • Section 3: The ecclesiastical monuments of the city of Cologne: St. Ursula, Ursuline Church, St. Elisabeth, St. Maria Ablass, Charterhouse. Deutz and the other suburbs. 1934
    • Section 3, supplementary volume: Ludwig Arntz , Heinrich Neu , Hans Vogts : The former churches, monasteries, hospitals and school buildings of the city of Cologne. 1937
    • Section 4: Hans Vogts : The profane monuments. 1930

Administrative district of Aachen

  • Volume 8 Internet Archive
    • Section 1: Karl Franck-Oberaspach , Edmund Renard: The art monuments of the Jülich district. 1902
    • Section 2: Edmund Renard: The art monuments of the districts of Erkelenz and Geilenkirchen. 1904 ( Google , Internet archive )
    • Section 3: The art monuments of the Heinsberg district, 1906
  • Volume 9
    • Section 1: The art monuments of the Düren district. 1910
    • Section 2: The art monuments of the districts of Aachen and Eupen. 1912
  • Volume 10
    • Section 1: The cathedral in Aachen. 1916
    • Section 2: The churches of the city of Aachen. With the exception of the minster. 1922
    • Section 3: The secular monuments and collections of the city of Aachen. 1924
  • Volume 11
    • Section 1: The art monuments of the Monschau district. 1927
    • Section 2: Ernst Wackenroder: The art monuments of the Schleiden district. 1932

Trier district

  • Volume 12:
    • Section 1: Ernst Wackenroder : The art monuments of the Bitburg district. 1927
    • Section 2: Ernst Wackenroder: The art monuments of the Prüm district. 1927
    • Section 3: Ernst Wackenroder: The art monuments of the Daun district. 1928
    • Section 4: Ernst Wackenroder: The art monuments of the Wittlich district. 1934
  • Volume 13
    • Section 1: Nikolaus Irsch : Trier Cathedral. 1931
    • Section 3: The ecclesiastical monuments of the city of Trier with the exception of the cathedral. 1938
  • Volume 15
    • Section 1: Hans Vogts : The art monuments of the Bernkastel district. 1935
    • Section 2: Ernst Wackenroder: The art monuments of the district of Trier. 1935
    • Section 3: Ernst Wackenroder: The art monuments of the Saarburg district. 1939

Koblenz administrative district

  • Volume 16
    • Section 1: The art monuments of the Altenkirchen district. 1935
    • Section 2: The art monuments of the Neuwied district. 1940
    • Section 3: The art monuments of the Koblenz district. 1944
  • Volume 17
    • Section 1: The art monuments of the Ahrweiler district. 1938
    • Dept. 2, half vol. 1: The art monuments of the Mayen district. Offices Andernach-Stadt and -Land, Burgbrohl, Kelberg, Kempenich and Virneburg. 1941
    • Dept. 2, half vol. 2: The art monuments of the Mayen district. Offices Mayen-Stadt and Mayen-Land, Münstermaifeld, Niedermendig and Polch. 1985 (planned in 1943 and reconstructed after the proofs in 1985)
  • Volume 18
  • Volume 19
    • Section 3: Hans Vogts : The art monuments of the Zell an der Mosel district. 1938
  • Volume 20:
    • Section 1: Fritz Michel : The art monuments of the city of Koblenz. The church monuments in the city of Koblenz. 1937

See also

Web links

Wikisource: Kunstdenkmäler # Rheinprovinz (Prussia)  - Sources and full texts