Johann Friedrich Peter Dreves

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Johann Friedrich Peter Dreves (born February 28, 1772 in Waren (Müritz) , † August 6, 1816 in Hamburg ) was a German botanist.

Life

Johann Friedrich Peter Dreves was one of the sons of the cantor in goods, later pastor in Döbbersen and prepositus in Boizenburg Simon Peter Christian Dreves (1744-1814). After attending school at his father's life stations and at Kloster Berge , Dreves studied theology at the University of Jena . He became a private tutor in Hamburg and worked as a botanist. His illustrated Faithful Illustrations and Dissections of German plants in collaboration with Friedrich Gottlob Hayne appeared in five volumes from 1798, 28 parts with a total of 152 copper engravings by Johann Stephan Capieux .

The Mecklenburg lawyer Detlev Friedrich Dreves , the theologian Georg Johann Simon Dreves and the Hamburg businessman and commissioner Johann Karl Dreves were his brothers. The poet lawyer Leberecht Dreves was his nephew.

Fonts

  • Botanical picture book for young people and friends of plant science . 5 volumes, 1798–1819, together with Friedrich Gottlob Hayne
  • Directory of Joh. Friedr. Peter Dreves collected selected, well-preserved and bound books , Schniebes, Hamburg [1818] (postmortem)

literature

  • Stephan Sehlke: Das Geistige Boizenburg: Education and the educated in and from the Boizenburg area from the 13th century to 1945 , Norderstedt 2011, p. 163

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Individual evidence

  1. Sehlke (lit.) indicates different dates of death and, alternatively, the places of death Idstein and Bad Selters .