Ferdinand Lindner

Ferdinand Lindner (born June 15, 1842 in Dresden , † May 6, 1906 in Charlottenburg ) was a German painter and illustrator.

Education

On April 15, 1863 matriculated he at the University of Leipzig for jurisprudence (later philosophy ). The next day he became active in the Corps Lusatia Leipzig . In the summer semester of 1864 he was secretary , in the following winter semester a senior . As a successful fencer on “left” and “right” he fought a total of 49 lengths . In 1865 he was "due to execution of a duel" - a PP suite against a Jena Thuringian three weeks ago - Karzer punished 1st degree and semi-annual scholarships withdrawal. While in custody, he painted the well-known picture “The Skat Parade” on the prison wall. With him he discovered his talent for drawing . His scale drawing "Lindner als Linkser" has been preserved. Lindner was a champion of corporate student policy and public relations. In the dungeon he designed a programmatic martial arts script. In 1865 still involved in a "real" duel , he remained free of complaints.

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He acquired his artistic skills autodidactically . His main work was in the field of marine painting ; he also painted landscapes and illustrated books and articles in magazines. He worked for the Leipziger Illustrirten Zeitung for many years and produced articles and illustrations for Die Gartenlaube . From 1882 to 1898 he worked in Cuxhaven and at Neuwerk ; later he lived in Charlottenburg .

Lindner illustrated the first edition of Karl May's work Und Friede auf Erden , published in 1901 . In subsequent editions, however, his colored pictures were replaced by black and white illustrations by Wilhelm Roegge . He was also the editor and illustrator of Hans Eisenhart. A German fleet book that appeared in several editions from 1905.

Friedrich von Boetticher lists the following oil paintings by Lindner in his 19th century painters 'works : A desolate Mark , which is based on a dilapidated farm during the Thirty Years' War in Northern Germany (Dresden ak. KA 89), Westphalian Heidehof (Sächs. KV 89) and summer day in the Kiel Föhrde (Sächs. KV 93). The drawings listed include the Neuchâtel jungle in Oldenburg , torch fire (ship in distress) , furnace in a storm , enterdivision and other depictions of naval battles.

Publications

with Georg Martin: The German fleet. Drawing templates: 1st and 2nd portfolio. Leipzig 1898.
with Count Hans Bernstorff: A German fleet book. Union-Verlag, Stuttgart 1905.

drawings

Lindner as a leftist (1864)
Triumph of the skat (1865)
Hamburg icebreaker on the Elbe (1879)
The mudflats near Scharhörn (1880)

literature

Hans Jürgen Hansen (Ed.): German marine painting. Deutsches Schiffahrtsmuseum Bremerhaven, Stalling, Oldenburg 1977, ISBN 3-7979-1117-3 , p. 42.
Lindner, Ferdinand . In: Hans Vollmer (Hrsg.): General lexicon of fine artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 23 : Leitenstorfer – Mander . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1929, p. 248 .

Web links

Commons : Ferdinand Lindner - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Wikisource: Ferdinand Lindner - Sources and full texts

Illustrator Ferdinand Lindner

Individual evidence

^ Death register StA Charlottenburg III, No. 589/1906.
^ Kösener corps lists . 1910, "149", 471.
↑ ^a ^b List of detainees at the University of Leipzig.
^ Richard Andree : History of the Corps Lusatia zu Leipzig 1807 to 1898. Leipzig 1898, behind p. 120.
^ Ferdinand Lindner: The corps of the German universities together with a detailed description of the student situation. Publishing house Lißner, Leipzig 1870.
↑ Egbert Weiß : Corps students on the way to German unity - from St. Paul's Church to the first Reichstag In: Rolf-Joachim Baum (Ed.): "We want men, we want action" - German corps students from 1848 to today. Siedler 1998, ISBN 3-88680-653-7 , pp. 84, 107.
↑ Hansen: German marine painting. P. 42.
↑ Letters about Karl May's novel ›Et in terra pax‹ karl-may-gesellschaft.de. Retrieved July 17, 2012.
↑ Lindner, Ferdinand. In: Friedrich von Boetticher: painter works of the 19th century. Contribution to art history. Volume 1/2, sheets 31–61: Heideck – Mayer, Louis. Ms. v. Boetticher's Verlag, Dresden 1895, pp. 882-883 ( archive.org ).

personal data
SURNAME	Lindner, Ferdinand
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German painter and illustrator
DATE OF BIRTH	June 15, 1842
PLACE OF BIRTH	Dresden
DATE OF DEATH	May 6, 1906
Place of death	Charlottenburg

[1] Death register StA Charlottenburg III, No. 589/1906.

[2] Kösener corps lists . 1910, "149", 471.

[KL-3] List of detainees at the University of Leipzig.

[4] Richard Andree : History of the Corps Lusatia zu Leipzig 1807 to 1898. Leipzig 1898, behind p. 120.

[5] Ferdinand Lindner: The corps of the German universities together with a detailed description of the student situation. Publishing house Lißner, Leipzig 1870.

[6] Egbert Weiß : Corps students on the way to German unity - from St. Paul's Church to the first Reichstag In: Rolf-Joachim Baum (Ed.): "We want men, we want action" - German corps students from 1848 to today. Siedler 1998, ISBN 3-88680-653-7 , pp. 84, 107.

[hansen-7] Hansen: German marine painting. P. 42.

[8] Letters about Karl May's novel ›Et in terra pax‹ karl-may-gesellschaft.de. Retrieved July 17, 2012.

[9] Lindner, Ferdinand. In: Friedrich von Boetticher: painter works of the 19th century. Contribution to art history. Volume 1/2, sheets 31–61: Heideck – Mayer, Louis. Ms. v. Boetticher's Verlag, Dresden 1895, pp. 882-883 ( archive.org ).