Heinrich August Theodor Ludolphi

Heinrich August Theodor Ludolphi (pseudonym "Fedor"; "Dr. Gutmann", "Heinrich Ewald") (born August 17, 1811 in Hamburg ; † October 13, 1848 there ) was a German writer.

Life

Heinrich August Theodor Ludolphi was born as the son of Anton Nicolaus Ludolphi and his wife Amalie, b. Cohn born.

He attended the private school of Dr. Krämer and then the Johanneum in Hamburg as well as the Joachimsthalsche Gymnasium and the Gymnasium zum Grauen Kloster in Berlin . In Berlin he also completed a law degree and after completing it went to Havana for a year and a half and visited Paris and London .

In 1839 he appeared for the first time under the name "Fedor" as a theater reviewer in Karl Töpfers (* 1792; † 1871) newspaper " Thalia. Norddeutsche Theaterzeitung, Kunst- und Schönwissenschaftliches Unterhaltungsblatt " and in 1840 he published the " Nordalbingisches Album - Hamburger Almanach " under his own name with contributions by the most famous writers "and in the following year 1941" Norddeutsche Konversationsblätter - a weekly journal for art, literature and social interests ", of which only 27 issues appeared.

In 1841 he became private secretary to Count Otto von Blome in Heiligenstedten near Itzehoe to organize his library and to create a catalog about the library. The original temporary employment later became a permanent one. During this time he was also active as a writer and wrote for the following magazines and newspapers: " Frankfurter Conversationsblätter ", " Wiener Theaterzeitung ", " Wiener Moden-Zeitung and magazine for art, beautiful literature and theater" , " Dresdner Abend-Zeitung " , "Der Freischütz" , " Literary and critical papers of the Börsen-Halle" , " Thalia" (under the name Fedor), " Hamburger Neue Zeitung" , " Privileged weekly non-profit news" . In 1844 he published a collection of mixed essays under the title " Bunte Blätter ".

The director of the Thalia Theater in Hamburg, Chéri Maurice , was his brother-in-law, so that Heinrich August Theodor Ludolphi wrote several plays for this theater, which were performed there with great success.In 1844 he also wrote a play for the theater in Weimar .

Heinrich August Theodor Ludolphi was married to Auguste, b. Möller, the marriage remained childless.

Works

literature

• " Nordalbingisches Album - Hamburg Almanac with contributions from the most famous writers ". 1840
• " Norddeutsche Konversationsblätter - a weekly for art, literature and social interests ". 1841
• An instruction to make yourself popular in society . 1843 (published under the pseudonym Dr. Gutmann)
• The Jacobins in Hamburg negotiations in the congress of Hamburg writers, presumably on April 1st of this year, to be held in the small hall of the Tonhalle. For the benefit and piety of the past, present and future, published by Krack the Gnome Prince . Hamburg Berendsohn Braunschweig Meyer 1848
• From the life of two singers or the beginning and the end . Berlin Bloch undated

theatre

• " The two singers"
• " Mother's heart and husband's love "
• " Too happy "
• " In confidence "
• " Tulip "
• " The carpenter's masterpiece "
• " A girl from the people "
• " The two dancers "
• " Krack, the Gnome Lord "
• " Fügungen " was first performed on December 18, 1844 in Weimar
• He also wrote dramatic pieces under the name Heinrich Ewald.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Lexicon of Hamburg writers up to the present ǀ Stabi Hamburg. Retrieved October 12, 2017 . 
2. ^ Friedrich August Schmidt, Bernhard Friedrich Voight: New nekrolog der Deutschen ... BF Voigt, 1850 ( google.de [accessed on October 12, 2017]).
3. ^ German biography: Töpfer, Karl - German biography. Retrieved October 13, 2017 . 
4. ↑ Heinrich Ludolphi: Nordalbingisches Album: Hamburger almanac with contributions from the prestigious farms ... GW Niemeyer, Hamburg 1840 ( google.de [accessed on 25 September 2018]).