Karl Gabriel Pfeill

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Karl Gabriel Pfeill (born March 7, 1889 in Neuss , † August 9, 1942 in Düsseldorf ) was a German writer .

Life

Karl Gabriel Pfeill was the son of a Catholic manufacturer from Neuss . He studied philosophy and art history at the universities of Bonn , Freiburg im Breisgau and Munich and then lived again in his home town of Neuss. In 1919, Pfeill and friends founded the White Rider Association , which characterized itself as the "Jungrheinischen Bund für Kulturrenewerung" (Jungrheinische Bund für Kulturrenewerung) and whose publications were characterized by an expressionist style, Catholic religiosity and a vague idea of ​​the leader . The district also met Franz Johannes Weinrich . Pfeill, who earned his living as an art critic after losing his father's fortune , was u. a. befriended the Neuss artist Josef Urbach and later Otto Pankok . His literary work includes poetry and plays .

Works

  • Covered by the light, the mouth of the night , The White Rider, without No. Bagel, Düsseldorf 1923
  • The Eternal Day , Münster 1930
  • The morning gift , Duisburg 1930
  • Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia , Kevelaer 1932
  • Between angels and women , Asten 1933
  • Woge, Blitz and Stern , Hamburg 1942

As editor

  • The white rider. The first scrapbook. On behalf of the Jungrheinischen Bund for cultural renewal. A. Bagel, Düsseldorf 1920
    • August Hoff: The religious art of Johann Thorn Prikker. Series Der weisse Reiter, without number - A. Bagel, Düsseldorf 1924

literature

  • Klaus Hohrath: Karl Gabriel Pfeill , Neuss 1987

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notes

  1. Pankok portrayed him in a woodcut in 1937. The picture hangs in the Clemens-Sels Museum Neuss
  2. Contributions by Peter Bauer, Max Fischer, Romano Guardini : "Liturgie als Spiel", KG Pfeill, Maximilian Maria Ströter , Werner Thormann on August Strindberg , Ernst Thrasolt , Franz Johannes Weinrich, Leo Weismantel , Konrad Weiss, Josef Winckler and others; Plates after Hermann Cossmann, Ewald Dülberg , Josef Enseling, Karl Kriete , Ewald Malzburg, Jan Thorn Prikker and Joseph Urbach