Hanns Heinz Josten

Hanns Heinz Josten (born November 15, 1884 in Krefeld , † November 5, 1964 in Stuttgart ) was a German art historian .

Life

Hanns Heinz Josten was the son of the doctor Heinrich Josten and his wife Johanna, nee. Scheidges. After graduating from high school in Krefeld in 1904 and attending the Kunstgewerbeschule Krefeld, he studied art history and classical archeology in Bonn from the 1904/05 winter semester, in Strasbourg from the 1906 summer semester and in Leipzig in the 1908 summer semester . In December 1908 he received his doctorate from Max Semrau in Greifswald .

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He was the main curator at the Württemberg State Museum in Stuttgart.

Publications (selection)

• New studies on the Gospel manuscript No. 18 ("Des hl. Bernward Evangelienbuch") in the cathedral treasury in Hildesheim. Contributions to the history of illumination in the early Middle Ages . Heitz, Strasbourg 1909 (dissertation; digitized version ).
• Matthias Grünewald (= artist monographs 108). Bielefeld Velhagen & Klasing 1913.
• Titian (= Velhagen & Klasings Volksbücher 2). Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld 1922.
• August Trueb. Spaces and people . With introductory thoughts from Hanns Heinz Josten. W. Hädecke, Stuttgart 1923.
• The collection of musical instruments . Württembergisches Landesgewerbemuseum, Stuttgart 1928.
• Fulder porcelain figures . Verlag Keramische Rundschau, Berlin 1929
• Dear women . The Tazzelwurm Verlag, Stuttgart 1937.

literature

• Josten, Hanns Heinz . In: Werner Schuder (Ed.): Kürschner's German Scholars Calendar . Founded by Joseph Kürschner . 9th edition. Part 1: A-N . De Gruyter, Berlin 1961, OCLC 257208470 , p. 895 .
• Obituary . In: Werner Schuder (Ed.): Kürschner's German Scholars Calendar . Founded by Joseph Kürschner . 10th edition. Part 2: N – Z + registers . De Gruyter, Berlin 1966, OCLC 257208474 , p. 2815 .