Josef Mauder

Josef Mauder (* 19th March 1884 in Munich , † 1969 in . Pullach Isartal i ), also called "Sepp" was an agent working in Munich illustrator , art painter , writer , poet and footballer .

Live and act

Josef Mauder was a son of Bruno Mauder, head nurse to the Bavarian kings Ludwig II and Otto . His brother was the future craftsman and glass artist Bruno Mauder .

Born in the Sendling district of Munich , Mauder began training as a glass painter together with his brother Bruno . He then attended the Royal School of Applied Arts in Munich with Maximilian Dasio .

He had his first success as an illustrator at the age of 20 with the Art Nouveau children's book Schöne alte Kinderreime. For Mothers and Children , published in 1904.

He was the first to discover the genre of "sports caricature " in German-speaking countries and made it his main field of employment. For decades he drew for the sports magazines “ Fußball ” and “ Sport Magazin ” and was also a caricaturist for the “ Fliegende Blätter ”, the “ Münchner ” and the “Stuttgarter Illustrierte”. Later he also drew for the Munich-based illustrated weekly for art and life " Jugend ". He designed several gingerbread designs for the “Munich 1908” exhibition and created numerous advertising brands for the Hengstenberg company .

After Lothar Meggendorfer , founder of the Meggendorfer-Blätter named after him , for which he drew from 1905 to 1928, he took over the editorial management. Originally he signed with "Jos.M." whereby the letters "J" and "s" merged with one another, later he traded under the abbreviation "im".

When FC Bayern Munich joined the Munich Sport Club as a football department in 1906 and the only condition was to swap the black trousers for their striking wine-red trousers, Mauder created the small, neat painting "Die Rothosen", which is in the adventure world , the association-internal museum, has its permanent place.

From 1926 Josef Mauder lived in Pullach .

Commitment to football

When he was allowed to admire FC Bayern Munich for the first time on the football field with its former Dutch player Willem Hesselink in 1903 , it was all over him. “FC Bayern was already 'the soccer team' for us back then. From this game on I knew where I belonged. I lost my heart to Bayern, ” said Mauder almost 50 years later. He joined the club in the same year, wore its jersey from 1904 to 1906 and was temporarily captain of the second team. He remained loyal to this association as a member until his death in July 1969.

Honors

• The city of Pullach named after Mauders Death to the Sepp-Mauder path for him.

Works

Illustrated children's books

From 1904 until his death in 1969 he illustrated numerous children's books such as:

• Nice old nursery rhymes. For mothers and children , selected by Heinrich Wolgast , 1904
• Fables , 1906
• Eia popeia: Funny pictures based on old verses , 1908
• Münchner Leben, a funny picture and coloring book , 1909
• Youth sound. Old German children's songs , 1909
• All sorts of mess, a funny book , 1910
• In the rabbit wonderland. A happy children's book , 1919
• The Heulliese and other things, half to cry and half to laugh , 1920
• How Peter and Liesel were looking for the Christ Child. A Munich Christmas calendar , 1920
• The little ABC shooter. A learning, reading and picture book , 1930
• With the 7 dwarfs , 1948

Illustrated football books

• King Football , 1948
• Funny sports critters , 1949

literature

• Mauder, Josef. In: Lexicon of children's and youth literature . Supplementary and register volume. Developed in the Institute for Youth Book Research at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt / Main. Editing: Hannelore Daubert, Klaus Doderer, Winfried Kaminski, Helmut Müller, Klaus-Ulrich Pech, Detlef Ram, Hildegard Schindler-Frankerl. Beltz Verlag, Weinheim and Basel 1982, ISBN 3-407-56514-3 , pp. 404-405.
• Sepp-Mauder-Weg. In: Erwin Deprosse, Heinz-Peter Münzing: Pullacher street names. Pullach series of publications, 2nd ed. By the municipality of Pullach im Isartal. Inma-Marketing-GmbH, Munich 2005, ISBN 3-9809307-3-4 , pp. 74-75.

Web links

• Short résumé on erlebnis-shopping.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Hannelore Daubert, Klaus Doderer, Winfried Kaminski, Helmut Müller, Klaus-Ulrich Pech, Detlef Ram, Hildegard Schindler-Frankerl (editor): Mauder, Josef. Developed in the Institute for Youth Book Research at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt / Main . In: Lexicon of children's and youth literature. Supplementary and register volume. Beltz Verlag, Weinheim and Basel 1982, ISBN 3-407-56514-3 , p. 404 .
2. ↑ First success with the Art Nouveau children's book ( Memento of the original from March 15, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
3. ↑ Portrait on fcb-erlebniswelt.de
4. ^ Dietrich Schulze-Marmeling: The Bavarians - The history of the record champion. Publishing house DIE WERKSTATT. 2009, ISBN 978-3-89533-669-0 - p. 20
5. ↑ Team photo from the FC Bayern Munich 1925 festschrift on successfans.com
6. ↑ Erwin Deprosse, Heinz-Peter Muenzing: Sepp-Mauder path . In: Pullach street names. Pullacher series of publications 2 . Inma-Marketing-GmbH, Munich 2005, ISBN 3-9809307-3-4 , p. 74-75 .