Hendschels Luginsland

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The Hendschels Luginsland monographic series are travel guides that were published between 1910 and 1914 in Frankfurt am Main by M. Hendschel (Expedition von Hendschels Telegraph).

description

The original concept of the individual editions is based on the description of prominent sights along travel routes by rail , on trunk roads or major shipping lines . For later editions, their authors also used well-known hiking routes as a basis. The series was aimed at readers whose interest in traveling consisted of visiting works of art and architectural monuments and who were receptive to selected landscapes. In addition, the representations in this series corresponded to a trend in which people were open to relatively new techniques that they could experience themselves, such as photography and the developing passenger transport of the railroad. The series combined impressions from nature and local art into a recommended travel experience. This orientation also corresponded to other publishing products, such as the Hendschel's Telegraph . This was a railway course book for Germany , Austria and Switzerland , which was based on a traditional publishing activity that went back to 1848.

Most of the individual editions of the Hendschels Luginsland series are by different authors. Depending on the number of pages, the works were published as brochures or industrially manufactured book covers . The illustrative equipment of the volumes consists essentially of black and white images with views of cities, buildings and architectural details as well as considerable nature motifs. The individual editions contain colored overview maps of the regions described.

History of publication

The following editions have been published (year of publication of the first edition in brackets):

  • Volume 1. Josef Sack : Frankfurt aM - Bebra - Halle - Berlin. Frankfurt aM - Leipzig via Eisenach or Nordhausen . (1910)
  • Volume 2. Wilhelm Koehne : Frankfurt aM - Würzburg. Ansbach - Munich via Ingolstadt or Augsburg . (1910)
  • Volume 3. Joseph August Lux : Berlin - Leipzig - Hof - Regensburg - Munich - Lindau . (1910)
  • Volume 4. Hans Mühlstädt : Brennerbahn. Munich - Kufstein - Innsbruck - Bolzano - Merano . (1910)
  • Volume 5. Hans Mühlstädt: Dolomite Road. Toblach - Cortina - Bolzano, Predazzo - San Martino . (1910)
  • Volume 6. Joseph August Lux: Tauern Railway. Salzburg - Badgastein. Villach - Trieste . (1910)
  • Volume 7. Karl Schwarzlose : Berlin - Halle - Bebra. Frankfurt aM Leipzig - Frankfurt aM via Eisenach or Nordhausen . (1910)
  • Volume 8. Hans Biendl : Brennerbahn. Innsbruck - Bolzano - Verona. Bolzano - Merano, Mori - Arco - Riva . (1910)
  • Volume 9. Jakob Christoph Heer : Gotthard Railway. Lucerne - Bellinzona - Lugano - Milan. Zurich - Milan . (1910)
  • Volume 10. Paul Lindenberg : Cöln - Aachen - Liège. Brussels - Ostend, Blankenbergh. Cologne - Mechelen - Antwerp . (1910)
  • Volume 11. Jakob Christoph Heer: Rhaetian Railway. Landquart - Davos - Filisur. Chur - St. Moritz - Pontresina. Chur - Reichenau - Ilanz . (1910)
  • Volume 12. Ernst Guggenheim : Berlin - Hanover - Dortmund. Duisburg - Düsseldorf. Cöln via Gelsenkirchen - Oberhausen or Essen . (1910)
  • Volume 13. Carl Oestreich : Frankfurt aM - Mainz - Coblenz - Cöln. Frankfurt aM - Wiesbaden - Cologne . (1910)
  • Volume 14. Hans Mühlstädt: Lake Geneva - Chamonix - Montblanc . (1910)
  • Volume 15. Hans Biendl: Arlbergbahn. Innsbruck - Landeck - Bregenz. Lindau - Friedrichshafen. Constancy . (1910)
  • Volume 16. Hans Biendl: Vienna - Semmering - Bruck - Graz - Marburg - Laibach - Trieste . (1910)
  • Volume 17. Ferdinand Kuhl : Frankfurt aM - Heidelberg - Karlsruhe - Freiburg - Basel . (1910)
  • Volume 18. Richard Schwemer : Frankfurt aM Worms - Strasbourg - Basel. Frankfurt aM - Mannheim - Strasbourg - Basel via Lauterburg or Weißenburg . (1911)
  • Volume 19 August Höfer : Frankfurt aM - Mainz - Bingerbrück - Metz - Nancy . (1910)
  • Volume 20. Karl Schwarzlose: Vienna. Budapest - Belgrade. Sofia - Adrianople. Constantinople . (1912)
  • Volume 21. Karl Schwarzlose: Vienna - Budapest. Budapest - Predeal - Bucharest via Arad or Kolozsvár. Budapest - Vêrciorova - Bucharest. Bucharest - Constantinople . (1912)
  • Volume 22. Walther Schulte vom Brühl : Black Forest Railway. Frankfurt aM - Heidelberg - Karlsruhe. Baden-Baden - Offenburg - Triberg. Constancy. Mannheim - Constance . (1911)
  • Volume 23. Arthur Rehbein : Frankfurt aM - Heidelberg - Stuttgart - Ulm - Friedrichshafen. Mannheim - Stuttgart - Ulm - Friedrichshafen . (1911)
  • Volume 24. Albert Herzog : Munich. Augsburg - Ulm - Stuttgart. Karlsruhe - Baden-Baden. Strasbourg . (1911)
  • Volume 25. Hans Grimm : Strasbourg. Nancy - Toul - Châlons - Épernay. Paris. Metz - Châlons - Paris . (1911)
  • Volume 26. Albert Herzog: Höllentalbahn. Freiburg - Donaueschingen - Singing. Basel - Säckingen - Schaffhausen - Singen - Constance . (1911)
  • Volume 27. Joseph August Lux: Dalmatia. Oesterr. Riviera. Trieste - Zara - Sebenico - Spalato - Traù - Ragusa - The Bocche di Cattaro. Curzola - Lesina - Work. The Quarnero . (1912)
  • Volume 28. Joseph August Lux: Danube journey. Passau - Linz - Grein. Melk - Krems - Vienna . (1912)
  • Volume 29. Franz Brosch : Salzkammergut. Salzburg - Ischl - Aussee - Selzthal. Ischl - Gmunden - Attnang . (1912)
  • Volume 30. Josef Ernst Langhans : Karwendelbahn. Munich - Starnberg - Murnau - Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Mittenwald - Innsbruck. Murnau - Oberammergau . (1912)
  • Volume 31. Konrad Guenther : Ceylon trip. Genoa - Naples - Port Said - Suez - Aden - Colombo and the railway lines on Ceylon . (1913)
  • Volume 32. Hermann Behrmann : Bernese Alpine Railway. Bern - Thun - Kandersteg - Lötschberg - Brig - Simplon - Domodossola . (1913)
  • Volume 33. Waldemar Perker : Frankfurt aM - Bad Nauheim - Gießen - Wetzlar - Siegen - Hagen - Witten - Essen . (1913)
  • Volume 34. Hans Grimm: Africa trip West. Hamburg - German Southwest - Cape Town via Madeira and the Canaries. Hamburg - Antwerp - Boulogne and Southampton . (1913)
  • Volume 35. Joseph August Lux: Berlin - Wittenberg - Bitterfeld - Leipzig - Altenburg - Plauen - Bad Elster . (1913)
  • Volume 36. Josef Ernst Langhans: About the Stilfserjoch. Landeck - Prutz - Hochfinstermünz - Mals - Spondinig - Gomagoi - Trafoi - Stilfserjoch - Bormio . (1913)
  • Volume 37. Josef Ernst Langhans: In the Ortler area. Meran - Naturns - Schnalstal. Schlanders - Laas - Spondini. Gomagoi - Sulden - Ortlet . (1913)
  • Volume 38. Hermann Behrmann: Le Chemin de fer des Alpes bernoises. Berne - Thoune - Kandersteg - Loetschberg - Brigue - Simplon - Domodossola . (1913)
  • Volume 39. Franz Brosch: Linz - Selzthal - Klagenfurt - Triest. Phyrnbahn, Karawankenbahn, Wocheiner- u. Karst railway . (1913)
  • Volume 40. Erich Koerner : The Western Alpine Road (La Route des Alpes). Evian - Nice; From the Mediterranean to Lake Geneva . (1913)
  • Volume 41. Georg Wolff : Frankfurt aM and its surroundings in prehistoric times. Höchst - Frankfurt - Hanau - Heddernheim - Saalburg . (1913)
  • Volume 42. Georg Greim , Mathilde Greim : Corsica . (1914)
  • Volume 43. Otto Goebel : Via Siberia to East Asia. St. Petersburg u. Moscow. Chelyabinsk - Manchuria. Vladivostok and Dairen . (1914)
  • Volume 44. Else Züblin-Spiller : Via the Bernina to Milan. St. Moritz - Schuls - Tarasp. St. Moritz - Bernina - Tirano. Bormio - Tirano. Tirano - Lake Como - Milan . (1914)
  • Volume 45. Hermann Behrmann: To Zermatt. Gornergrat. Saas Fee . (1914)
  • Volume 46. Fritz Gränitz : Lower Franconian cities. Main cities, forays north of the Main, forays south of the Main . (1914)

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Ruth Hanisch: Modernism on site: Viennese architecture 1889–1938 . Böhlau Verlag, Vienna, Cologne, Weimar 2018, pp. 291–292 G-Books
  2. ↑ German National Library , journal database : Hendschel's Telegraph: overview of the railroad, post office, steamship and telegraph connections . bibliographic evidence
  3. ^ German National Library , magazine database: Telegraph for post, rail and steamship connections in Germany and the neighboring countries: a monthly report on the latest service of the posts, railways and steamers corrected after the respective changes . bibliographic evidence