Emil Tiedemann

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Atelier of the court photographer Schillerstraße / corner of Ernst-August-Platz ;
Postcard 224 ( moonlight card ) from Wunder , around 1898
Emil Tiedemann lettering (center right) on a second building on the square;
Card 212 of Miracles; View from the roof of the main train station into Bahnhofstrasse , around 1898

Emil Tiedemann (* before 1858; † probably 1892) was a German photographer. He ran a studio in Bremen from 1859 to 1892 and had branches in Brake, Braunschweig, Dessau and Hanover.

Life

Tiedemann can be traced back to Bremen for the first time in 1857 as a “daguerreotypist”. In 1858 he married Anna Christine Herzog from the Bremen photographer family of the same name and in 1859 took over the studio of Johannes Carl Herzog at Richtweg 12 . It existed there until 1892. Several branches remained under his name beyond this point in time: Ateliers are known in Brake an der Weser , Braunschweig and Hanover . These studios found their customers mainly in the upper class, and Tiedemann and his successors were repeatedly awarded the title of " purveyor to the court " by various ruling houses .

After his death, his widow Anna Tiedemann continued the Bremen studio for only a few months; in 1893 it was taken over by the company "Müller & Pilgram, E. Tiedemann Nachf." Anna Tiedemann took over the Hanover branch in 1897 at the latest, which was later located at Georgstrasse 14 and was soon taken over by the photographer Edmund Lill .

Awards and titles

In 1868 Emil Tiedemann received a "Silver Medal" for portraits at the "second exhibition of photographic work" in Hamburg . In the same year he was awarded a silver medal in Bremen. In 1876 he received both the "Golden Cross" from the city of Utrecht and an award from Lutherstadt Eisenach in Thuringia and Sydney .

Emil Tiedemann was a court photographer

Studios

In addition to the atelier in Bremen, the following branches are known:

  • A branch in Dessau at Akensche Str. 4 .
  • In Brake between 1866 and 1876.
  • Around 1898 Tiedemann ran a studio right in front of the main train station in Hanover at Ernst-August-Platz 5 / corner of Schillerstraße ; the company premises were housed in two adjacent buildings.
  • Also around 1898 an “elegant photographic studio” was known in the same city in the corner building Georgstraße / corner Karmarschstraße , directly on the Kröpcke . The then new building belonged to Wilhelm Brackebusch ; the building destroyed during the air raids on Hanover found its successor in the form of the Europa-Haus .
  • Tiedemann had apparently sold a former studio in Braunschweig , Am Bohlweg 66 , to a successor: The business was run in 1899 under the name of Emil Tiedemann by another owner , H. Zieger.

literature

  • Harald Goergens, Alfred Löhr: Pictures for everyone . Bremen photography in the 19th century. In: Rosemarie Pohl-Weber, (Ed.): Hefte des Focke-Museum . tape 68 , 1985, pp. 33, 40, 42, 44, 115 .
  • Ludwig Hoerner : Photography and Photographers in Hanover and Hildesheim. Festschrift for the 150th birthday of photography . Published by the Hanover and Hildesheim photographers' guilds, produced in the Bad Pyrmont vocational training center in the training professions of typesetting, repro photography, printing form production, flat printing and bookbinding as part of the retraining. 1989.

Web links

Commons : Emil Tiedemann  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Taken from: Bremer Adressbuch 1860
  2. ↑ Taken from: Bremer Adressbuch 1892 ("Emil Tiedemann") and 1893 ("Emil Tiedemann Wwe. [Widow] nee Herzog")
  3. ↑ a b c Danuta Thiel-Melerski: Tiedemann (in Dessau and Brake) on fotorevers.eu
  4. ↑ a b H. Zieger in Danuta Thiel-Melerski
  5. ^ A b Ludwig Hoerner: Photography and Photographers in Hanover and Hildesheim…. P. 16.
  6. ↑ Bremen address book 1894
  7. ^ Court photographer Emil Tiedemann / Court photographer Anna Tiedemann ( memento from November 29, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) on postkarten-archiv.de
  8. ↑ Compare Lill's advertisement in Illustrirten Zeitung No. 3538 of April 20, 1911, special issue Hanover and border areas , before page VII
  9. ↑ Photographische Korrespondenz , 5th vol., 1868, p. 277
  10. ↑ a b c d e f Tiedemann (in Hanover) on fotorevers.eu, from Danuta Thiel-Melerskia
  11. ^ Postcard number 696 from Karl F. Wunder
  12. ^ Postcard 212 from Karl Friedrich Wunder
  13. ↑ Compare picture in Ludwig Hoerner's photography and photographers…. P. 16. with the building in the middle of picture postcard 535
  14. ↑ ebay : photo pair table photo Emil Tiedemann Braunschweig 1899
personal data
SURNAME Tiedemann, Emil
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German (court) photographer
DATE OF BIRTH before 1858
DATE OF DEATH before 1897