Hermann Jansen (photographer)

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Franz Hermann Jansen (born June 6, 1877 in Krefeld ; † January 9, 1963 Cologne ) was a German photographer and publisher.

Life

Nothing is known about Hermann Jansen's curriculum vitae, only his photographs and publications show that he was able to successfully sell his work to publishers. He issued postcards with Cologne motifs in his own publishing house. From 1911 to 1963 he had his studio in Cologne. He last lived in Cologne-Nippes .

Jansen died in 1963 at the age of 85. He was widowed by Elisabeth, born Breßer, whom he married in 1918.

exhibition

Jansen's most successful picture of Cologne Cathedral from the west was honored in 2006 in the historical archive of the city of Cologne (Severinstraße), curated by Wolfgang Vollmer, in a separate exhibition with over 200 exhibits: "Cologne Cathedral West Side - Career of a View".

Publications in illustrated books

  • The beautiful homeland, pictures from Germany , photos by Hermann Jansen / Cologne and others, Verlag Karl Robert Langewiesche, Königstein im Taunus & Leipzig, EA from 1915
  • Cologne in pictures, rendering of the most remarkable and other sights of old and new Cologne in artistic pictures with 42 photos from the time before the Second World War by A. Reinhold, Eugen Coubillier (4), Franz Herkenrath, Robert Wendrich, Hermann Jansen and others. a., Verlag von Hoursch & Bechstedt, Cologne / Rhein o. J. (around 1925)
  • Richard Klapheck: Koeln - The Rhine from Bonn to Benrath , photos by Coubillier, Cologne (22), H. Groß, Bonn (1), Hermann Holdt, Cologne (1), Hermann Jansen, Cologne (1), H. Schmölz, Cologne (1), State. Prussia. Bildzentrale, Berlin (41) including the Rhine. Association for Monument Preservation and Heritage Protection, Düsseldorf undated (1927)
  • Traffic Office of the City of Cologne (ed.): Cologne in words and pictures , photos by E. Coubillier, H. Holdt, H. Jansen, A. Kreyenkamp, ​​H. Schmölz, F. Geus Nachf., Reichl u. a., Cologne 1926 The Cologne Cathedral, Cologne undated (1928)
  • Wilhelm Pinder: The Cologne Cathedral in 32 pictures , photos by Eugen Coubillier, Hermann Jansen and others. a., Verlag Langewiesche, Königstein o. J. (EA 1928)
  • CO Justh, M. Paul Block (Ed.): Cologne - One Hundred Pictures , published in the series Bilderführer durch die Welt, photos by Hermann Claasen, Eugen Coubillier, Hermann Holdt, Hermann Jansen, Fritz Mielert, Bady Rausch, Hugo Schmölz and Wilhelm Tobien , Man Verlag, Berlin 1928
  • Dr. Will Hermanns: The beautiful German Rhine, landscape, art and culture , Josef Singer Verlag, Berlin undated (around 1930)
  • Cologne, the cathedral city on the Rhine , advertising office of the city of Cologne and the Cologne Transport Association, photos by E. Coubillier (1), Th. Felten (6), HM Flach (7), H. Gross, Bonn (1), H. Jansen (4), A. Kreyenkamp (2), W. Matthäus (3), H. Sangermann (3), H. Schmölz (3), K. Scholz (1), Cologne undated (1935 / 36)
  • Adolf Schulze: Cologne, the Hanseatic city on the Rhine , issue no. 2 of the series Germany - magazine for industry, trade and shipping ; Photos from Jansen, Jeiter, Schmölz, Sander, Hallensleben, Ebeling, Schulze, Klein, Wolff and others. Tritschler, P. Fischer, Felten, Fred Koch, Ebeling a. a., Verlag Schulze & Co., Hamburg 1939
  • Peter Fuchs (Ed.): Cologne - Wesen, Werden, Wirken , photos mainly by Heinz Held (24) and Henry Maitek (39), in addition individual photos by K. Barisch, R. Becker, H. Claasen, F. Damm, W Dick, S. Greven, H. Jansen, H. Koch, R. Lauterbach, D. Maguhn, W. Mantz, W. Moog, E. Postel, H. Rahskopff, Dr. Salchow, H. Schmölz, HU Wiersch et al., Greven Verlag, Cologne 1968

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Death certificate no. 45 from January 9, 1963, registry office Cologne Nippes. In: LAV NRW R civil status register. Retrieved July 1, 2020 .
  2. ↑ The West in all its variations. In: Kölnische Rundschau. September 8, 2006, accessed June 27, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Jansen, Hermann
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Jansen, Franz Hermann (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German photographer and publisher
DATE OF BIRTH June 6, 1877
PLACE OF BIRTH Krefeld
DATE OF DEATH January 9, 1963
Place of death Cologne