Guido Hartmann

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Guido Hartmann (born May 9, 1876 in Aschaffenburg , † February 26, 1946 in Großheubach in Lower Franconia ) was a German writer and historian .

Life

His writing activities, to which he devoted himself in addition to his work in the higher postal service, mainly related to his research in art history and local history, in addition to several volumes of poetry published from 1907 onwards. In addition, he dedicated himself to the preservation of monuments , in particular the preservation of half-timbered buildings , and in 1904 was a co-founder of the Aschaffenburg History Association . In the context of the so-called "Aschaffenburg Picture Controversy" he was involved in numerous publications between 1921 and 1933 for the at least partial return of Aschaffenburg art treasures to Munich and the archive of the former Aschaffenburg collegiate monastery St. Peter and Alexander, which was brought to Würzburg in 1919 . He also wrote a biography of his uncle, the horse painter Ludwig Hartmann (1835–1902).

Works

  • Fleeing and longing. Poems. Hellmann, Jauer 1907.
  • Swinging on longing. Poems. Knauer, Frankfurt a. M. 1907.
  • From the Spessart. Images of culture and homeland. Knauer, Frankfurt a. M. 1910. 3., reworked. u. meaning exp. Ed. Keller, Frankfurt a. M. 1920. 4. significant exp. Edition Englert & Schlosser, Frankfurt a. M. 1924. 5. significant exp. Edition Verlag Dr. J. Kirsch, Aschaffenburg 1928.
  • Ludwig Hartmann. An artist's life. Kellerer, Munich 1921.
  • The Spessart in literature. Kirsch, Aschaffenburg 1928.
  • The Kurmainzischen art treasures of the castle of Aschaffenburg. A source work for their history, their rights and the struggle for their property. Edited by Guido Hartmann with the participation of leading personalities in science and art. Wailandtsche Druckerei, Aschaffenburg 1933.
  • Imperial Arch Chancellor, Elector and Cardinal Albrecht II of Brandenburg, the leader of German Renaissance art. Spindler, Nuremberg 1937.
  • Fight for master Mathies von Aschaffenburg, called Matthias Grünewald. Spindler, Nuremberg 1937.

literature

  • Karl Bosl (Hrsg.): Bosl's Bavarian biography: 8000 personalities from 15 centuries. Pustet, Regensburg 1983, sv

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personal data
SURNAME Hartmann, Guido
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and historian
DATE OF BIRTH May 9, 1876
PLACE OF BIRTH Aschaffenburg
DATE OF DEATH February 26, 1946
Place of death Großheubach