Franz Tauber

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Franz Tauber (* in Lindau ; † in the 19th century) was a German writer and poet .

life and work

Franz Tauber was born in Lindau as the son of a postmaster . After the Latin preparatory school in 1818, he attended the Royal High School Institute in Kempten in the Upper Danube District in 1820 .

In addition to his normal professional activity, Tauber was appointed secretary to the General Post Administration by the first chancellery in June 1842, and in 1841 Tauber had turned to the publication of works of fiction. In 1841 and 1843 he published the two volumes of short stories Parabeln and Die Blumen-Sprache: Developed in Small Stories , published in Landshut and Passau . Then he devoted himself increasingly to the writing of poetry. Four volumes of lyrical content were published in Munich between 1843 and 1863 . Fischer-Gedichte (1843), The Miraculous Deeds of Jesus and the Apostles: In addition to other miracles produced by direct divine power, told in rhyming verses (1845), Mixed poems (1856) and the volume Memories of Lindau and Lake Constance as picturesque, homely blue floods their magical grounds in a series of poems: With a view from Lindau (1863) to his native Lindau.

At the end of 1860, Tauber had retired from the General Directorate of the Royal Transport Authority due to proven physical inability to function.

Fonts (selection)

  • Parabolas. Narrative. Landshut. 1841
  • The language of flowers: Developed in short stories. Narrative. Passau, printing and publishing house of the Pustet'schen Buchhandlung. 1843
  • Fisherman poems. Poetry. Munich, Dr. Franz Wild. 1843
  • The miracles of Jesus and the apostles: told in rhyming verses along with other miracles wrought by direct divine power. Poetry. Munich. 1845
  • Mixed poems. Poetry. Munich, J. Deschler. 1856
  • Memories of Lindau and Lake Constance as a picturesque, cozy Blaufluth with their magical terrain in a series of poems: With a view of Lindau. Poetry. Munich, J. Gotteswinter. 1863

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Franz Tauber In: Directory of all students who attended the Latin preparatory school in Lindau in the school year 1817/18 and who made whatever progress in it. Lindau, Andreas Stoffel and Son, September 1818, page 4.
  2. ^ Franz Tauber In: Annual report from the Royal High School Institute in Kempten in the Upper Danube district. Kempten, Joseph Kösel, 1820, page 22.
  3. ^ Franz Tauber In: The regulation and notification sheet for the Royal Bavarian Post, Volume 1. Munich, J. Georg Weiß, 1842, page 88.
  4. ↑ Franz Tauber. Parables In: Google Books .
  5. ↑ Franz Tauber. The flower language: Developed in short stories In: Google Books .
  6. ↑ Franz Tauber. Fischer poems In: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek Digital.
  7. ↑ Franz Tauber. The miraculous deeds of Jesus and the apostles: In addition to other miracles wrought by direct divine power, told in rhyming verses In: WorldCat .
  8. ↑ Franz Tauber. Mixed Poems In: WorldCat .
  9. ↑ Franz Tauber. Memories of Lindau and Lake Constance as a picturesque, homely Blaufluth with their magical terrain in a series of poems: With a view of Lindau In: WorldCat .
  10. ^ Franz Tauber In: Neue Münchener Zeitung: 1861, 1 - 6. Munich, 1861, page 11.
personal data
SURNAME Tauber, Franz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and poet
DATE OF BIRTH 18th century or 19th century
PLACE OF BIRTH Lindau
DATE OF DEATH 19th century