Franz von Lipperheide

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Monument bust of Franz von Lipperheide in the Matzenpark

Franz Joseph Freiherr von Lipperheide (* July 22, 1838 in Berleburg , † July 30, 1906 in Munich ) was a German publisher of fashion magazines and editor of a famous collection of quotations.

family

Franz von Lipperheide was married to Frieda, Baroness von Lipperheide, née Gestefeld (1840–1896). After her death, he married his second wife, Elisabeth Rouge (1867–1932).

Life

Franz von Lipperheide was a trained bookseller. In Berlin, he first worked for a fashion publisher that brought out the fashion magazine Bazar . It was there that he met his first wife Frieda Gestefeld. In 1865 he founded the Franz Lipperheide publishing house in Berlin and began editing the fashion magazine Modenwelt , which his wife later took over. The magazine was a great success; it was even followed by spending abroad. Expanded by an entertainment section, the magazine appeared as an illustrated women's newspaper from 1874 . Lipperheide also brought out other works such as the aforementioned collection of quotations .

Grave of Franz Freiherr von Lipperheide

Franz von Lipperheide put together an extensive costume library that was donated to the Berlin Museum of Decorative Arts in 1892 . A collection of antique weapons and helmets was donated to the Berlin Collection of Antiquities .

Von Lipperheide was raised to the hereditary Prussian baron status in 1892 for the establishment of the Fideikommiß Wiegersen .

The couple Franz and Frieda von Lipperheide were buried in the Old St. Matthew Cemetery in Berlin-Schöneberg. The hereditary burial, which was commissioned by Franz von Lipperheide with motifs from book and textile art, was created according to a design by the Munich architect Friedrich von Thiersch . The honor grave of the city of Berlin is on the west wall, field Q-WE-020/022. The tomb was acquired in 1896 after the death of his wife Frieda, but his second wife Elisabeth was also buried here in 1932. In the 1980s, the upper frieze with columns and angels was dismantled.

Relation to Brixlegg and Münster in Tyrol

Neuschloss Matzen, Neu-Matzen or Schlösschen Lipperheide

In the wake of a trip to Italy, Lipperheide decided to make Tyrol his second home. In 1883 the negotiations to acquire Matzen Castle near Brixlegg were just about to be concluded. Ultimately, however, the then owner William H. Baillie-Grohman refused to sell. As a result, Lipperheide brought 22 lawsuits against Baillie-Grohman, all of which he lost, and he acquired a large number of properties around Matzen Castle. Ultimately, Lipperheide had its own Neumatzen Castle , also known as Neu-Matzen or Neuschloss Matzen, built and the Matzenpark, which has been preserved to this day, with a memorial bust commemorating him. The castle is located in the municipal area of Münsters . Hugo Wolf completed his opera Der Corregidor in Lipperheide's castle , and Franz Defregger also stayed here as a guest.

Works

  • Songs and sagas from the Rhine , 1861.
  • Songs for Protection and Trutz , Lipperheide, Berlin 1870/71 (digitized at archive.org ).
  • Sample collection of woodcuts from English, North American, French and German sheets , 1885/86.
  • Saying dictionary. Collection of German and foreign sayings, motto, inscriptions on house and equipment, funerary sayings, proverbs, aphorisms, epigrams, biblical passages, song beginnings, quotes from older and newer classics, as well as from the works of modern writers, from Schnaderhüpfln, weather and peasant rules, Sayings etc. / according to the key words, as well as historically arranged and with the participation of German scholars and writers, edited by Franz Freiherrn von Lipperheide. Lipperheide, Berlin 1907.

literature

  • For the twenty-fifth anniversary of the “fashion world”. 1865-1890 . Lipperheide, Berlin 1890 ( archive.org ).
  • Rudolf Schmidt: German bookseller. German book printer . Berlin / Eberswalde 1902–1908, pp. 622–626 .
  • Wilhelm Hartnack: Wittgenstein in world culture , here: No. 79: Franz Lipperheide. In: Wittgenstein. Pages of the Wittgensteiner Heimatverein, year 44, 1956, vol. 20, H. 1/2, p. 41, Laasphe 1956.
  • Gretel Wagner:  Lipperheide, Franz Freiherr von. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 14, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1985, ISBN 3-428-00195-8 , pp. 655 f. ( Digitized version ).
  • Hannes Messner: Franz and Frieda von Lipperheide . In Sepp Landmann: Brixlegg, a Tyrolean community through the ages . Brixlegg 1988, p. 343 ff.
  • Adelheid Rasche (ed.): The culture of clothes. For the 100th anniversary of the Lipperheide Costume Library . SMPK, Art Library, Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-88609-372-7 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See also Frieda von Lipperheide in Wilhelm Rothert : Allgemeine Hannoversche Biografie , Volume 1: Hannoversche men and women since 1866. Sponholtz, Hannover 1912, pp. 209 ff.
  2. ↑ The Bazaar: illustrated women's newspaper. ZDB ID 551436-8 ; urn : nbn: de: hbz: 061: 1-31458
  3. ↑ Fashion world: for women and their home. ZDB ID 330351-2 .
  4. ↑ Illustrierte Frauenzeitung: Edition of the fashion world with entertainment paper . ISSN  1864-5232 ; urn : nbn: de: hbz: 061: 1-77002
  5. ^ Nobility in Lower Saxony , as of September 1, 2007.
  6. ↑ Peter Bloch, Ludwig Scherhag: The old St. Matthäus-Kirchhof (Berlin Forum) Berlin 1976.
  7. ↑ Documentation 2016 , on the 120th anniversary of Frieda, Freifrau von Lipperheide's death
  8. ^ Hannes Messner: Franz and Frieda von Lipperheide . In: Sepp Landmann: Brixlegg, a Tyrolean community through the ages. Brixlegg 1988, p. 343 ff.
personal data
SURNAME Lipperheide, Franz von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lipperheide, Franz Joseph Freiherr von (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German publisher
DATE OF BIRTH July 22, 1838
PLACE OF BIRTH Berleburg (Westphalia)
DATE OF DEATH July 30, 1906
Place of death Munich