Gottfried Seven
Gottfried Sieben (born March 16, 1856 in Stockerau , † May 30, 1918 in Vienna ), pseudonym Archibald Smith , was an Austrian painter , writer and illustrator of numerous newspapers , magazines and erotica . His father, Johann Kaspar Gottfried Sieben, was a fairer and mayor of Stockerau. The mother, Theresia Schaumann, was the daughter of Johann and Theresia Schaumann (puke manufacturer).
Seven was a student at the Imperial and Royal Vienna Academy . From 1880 he drew for the satirical weekly newspaper Der Floh and then for the Viennese caricatures . From 1881 he published city maps and drawings of current events in Austria-Hungary in illustrated newspapers. In 1888 he made a trip to Russia and the Caucasus. He also worked in various newspapers and magazines, for example the Wiener Tageblatt , the Elegante Welt and Tritsch-Tratsch . The wall paintings in the Vienna Animal Welfare Association also come from seven. He published his monographs mainly in the Gustav Grimm publishing house , Budapest.
Illustrations
Balkan atrocities
After Franzensbad (c.1918)
Publications
- Lexicon for bachelors , Leipzig approx. 1890.
- Modern monthly nymphs , Vienna: F. Bondy, 1890.
- Race in Cameroon , Esslingen, JT Schreiber 1890.
- Memorandum concerning the implementation of an anniversary exhibition in 1898 , Vienna 1896.
- Wilhelm Altmann: Venus emancipata , drawings v. Gottfried Sieben, Budapest 1896.
- Fritz Lemmermayer : Hashish. An oriental story by Fritz Lemmermayer , illustrated by Gottfried Sieben. Budapest 1898
- Book illustrations
- Armin Schwarz: Emile Zola's girls and women figures , drawn by Gottfried Seven. Budapest 1899.
- Venus in uniform. Twelve Grisailles , Vienna ca.1900.
- You , Vienna 1900.
- Pierre Louÿs : Aphrodite. An antique moral picture , 5th edition illustrated by Gottfried Sieben, Budapest 1901 (Aphrodite - Mœurs Antiques, 1896).
- Nonce Casanova: Messalina. A novel from the Roman Empire. Authorized translation by Armin Schwarz. [Cover G.Sieben], Budapest Grimm, 1902
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Adolph Kohut : The overwives of all time . Drawings by Gottfried Sieben. G. Grimm, Budapest 1902.
- Adolph Kohut: The woman as she is . With drawings by Gottfried Sieben. G. Grimms Verlag, Budapest 1903.
- M. Klara: The diary of a masseuse , translated from the French, illustrated by Gottfried Sieben, Budapest approx. 1905.
- Archibald Smith: Balkan atrocities . Vienna 1909.
- Émile Zola`s girls and women characters. Budapest, Gustav Grimm, 1901
literature
- German Biographical Archive (DBA) I 1182,333–334; II 1221,434.
- Ludwig Eisenberg: The spiritual Vienna. Volume 1, Vienna 1893.
- Herm. Cl. Kosel: German-Austrian artist and writer lexicon, Vienna, Volume 1, 1902.
- Gottfried Seven . In: Hans Vollmer (Hrsg.): General lexicon of fine artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 30 : Scheffel – Siemerding . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1936, p. 591-592 .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Hinrichs' catalog of the books, magazines, maps etc. published in the German book trade , list of titles and subject index, 1866, volume 8.2, p. 21 Evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Seven, Gottfried |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Smith, Archibald (pseudonym) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian painter, writer and illustrator |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 16, 1856 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Stockerau |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 30, 1918 |
| Place of death | Vienna |