Max Kögel

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Max Kögel ( October 7, 1860 - January 25, 1925 ) was a German photographer in Heidelberg .

Moritz Cantor , first professor for the history of mathematics. Photo Max Kögel.

Life

Max Kögel worked as a photographer in the city of Heidelberg since 1889. He took over the “ Eduard Schultze ” studio of the photographer Heinrich Boppel at the address Plöck 79 (name of the street until 1890 “Plöckstraße”). Kögel also ran a photo shop in Hauptstrasse 118, which was continued from 1925 to 1939 by his son Walter Kögel (* 1889; † 1939).

Wedding photo of August Schoetensack with Luise Bülow taken by Max Kögel, 1906

On September 10, 1889, Max Kögel received the title of "Royal Württemberg Court Photographer". In 1895 he was awarded the title of Court Photographer by the Grand Duke of Baden .

At the “General Photographical Exhibition”, organized by the “Association for the Care of Photography and Related Arts in Frankfurt / M.” From October 8 to 22, 1913, Max Kögel received a diploma for the Silver Medal in the group of professional photographers.

Back of the wedding photo with the logo of E. Schultze, Inh. Max Kögel, Hofphotograph Heidelberg, 1906

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  • Address books of the city of Heidelberg, 1890 to 1925

Web links

Commons : Max Kögel  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Information according to the Heidelberg City Archives
  2. ↑ Date of death: January 15, Nachrichtenblatt für das Photographenhandwerk , Volume 32, P. 120, (Under: Association of German Photographers Associations and Guilds.)
  3. ^ Rhein-Neckar-Wiki : Plöck (Heidelberg) :
  4. ↑ Württemberg court suppliers 1850–1918 on the Altshausen archive website . Retrieved April 10, 2019.
  5. ↑ Association and Personal News , in: Photographische Correspondenz , 32nd year, 1895, p. 569.
  6. ↑ in: Photographische Correspondenz , 1913, p. 580.
personal data
SURNAME Kögel, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German court photographer based in Heidelberg
DATE OF BIRTH 19th century
DATE OF DEATH 20th century