Otto Ludwig Naegele

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Otto Ludwig Naegele (born August 25, 1880 in Munich , † 1952 in Herrsching am Ammersee ) was a German graphic artist, illustrator, painter, co-founder and the first goalkeeper of FC Bayern Munich .

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Otto Ludwig Naegele studied at the art academies in Munich and Düsseldorf . In 1892 he joined the Luitpold Group artists' association . In 1905 he won a prize in the competition for advertising drafts for joint advertising by Ludwig Stollwerck and Otto Henkell . Other award winners were the artists Julius Diez , Eugen Kirchner, Friedrich Stahl, Albert Klingner, Ludwig Hohlwein , Fritz Klee, Bernhard Halbreiter, Elly Hirsch, Anton Kerschbaumer , Johann Baptist Maier , Georg v. Kürthy, Fritz Helmuth Ehmcke , Paul Leuteritz, Otto Kleinschmidt , Ulrich Hübner , Anton Hoffmann, Peter Würth, Ernst Oppler , A. Altschul, Ant. Jos. Pepins and August Geigenberger. In 1932 Naegele exhibited in the Düsseldorf-Munich art exhibition in the Kunstpalast Düsseldorf . He was one of the most sought-after commercial graphic artists before the First World War and, alongside Lucian Bernhard , Paul Scheurich and Ludwig Hohlwein, was one of the international "stars" of advertising design until the 1920s. His posters are influenced by Munich Art Nouveau . Naegele designed posters for the Isidor Bach department store in Munich, for the Hackerbrauerei , for the Munich Exhibition Park and numerous other Munich companies of the time.

Furthermore, like many other artists of his time, Naegele was also active in the design of metal type fonts in the course of the hybrid fonts that were created from 1900 (the so-called "New German Fonts"). To mark commercial commercial and art graphics, Naegele also used the monogram oNL as a signature . The Rothenburg artist Willi Foerster , who attended the technical schools for painting and photography in Munich from 1908 to 1910, is considered his student.

Commitment to football

Badge of FC Bayern (approx. 1902 to 1906)

During his Munich studies, he joined the first soccer club in Munich, founded in 1896, called Terra Pila ; later he was active for the football department of MTV Munich 1879 until the beginning of 1900 . He was one of the eleven football players who, under the leadership of Franz John, left the football department of MTV 1879 Munich in the Gisela restaurant on February 27, 1900 and founded FC Bayern Munich . His regular position in the newly founded club was henceforth that of the goalkeeper , which he filled until 1903. He also held the position of second kit attendant. With Bayern he won the Munich city championship in 1902 and 1903 .

He also designed the second club badge for FC Bayern, which was valid from around 1902 until the merger with Munich SC in 1906.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hofacker, Prof. Karl: Kunstgewerbeblatt 16th year, Leipzig, 1905.
  2. ^ Düsseldorf-Munich exhibition 1932
  3. ^ Stefan Schwarzkopf: Review of: German Historical Museum (ed.): Reklame. Product advertising in the poster. Berlin 2005. In: H-Soz-u-Kult , February 6, 2007.
  4. ↑ Heike Specht: Fragile Success (1918–1933). In: Richard Bauer , Michael Brenner : Jewish Munich. From the Middle Ages to the present. Beck, Munich 2006, ISBN 978-3406549793 , pp. 137–160, here p. 159: Illustration of the Isidor Bach department store on Sendlinger Strasse.
  5. ↑ List of metal type fonts of group X according to DIN 16 518
  6. ↑ picture of his monogram
  7. ^ The Rothenburg artist Willi Foerster . For the exhibition in the Sparkasse Rothenburg. 2002 ( Memento of May 29, 2003 in the Internet Archive ).
  8. ↑ Team photo from the FC Bayern Munich 1925 commemorative publication , page 28, on successfans.com
  9. ↑ Otto Ludwig Naegele , page 21, on successfans.com
  10. ↑ Portrait on fcb-erlebniswelt.de

literature

  • Yearbook of the teaching and research institute for photography, chemigraphy, collotype and engraving in Munich . Volume 5, Munich 1910/11
  • Dressler's art manual 1930.
  • Hans Paffrath (Ed.): Lexicon of the Düsseldorf School of Painting 1819–1918. Volume 3: Nabert-Zwecker. Published by the Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf in the Ehrenhof and by the Paffrath Gallery. Bruckmann, Munich 1998, ISBN 3-7654-3011-0 , appendix, p. 464.
  • German Historical Museum (ed.): Advertising. Product advertising in the poster . Directmedia Publishing (Digital Library 104), Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-89853-504-5
personal data
SURNAME Naegele, Otto Ludwig
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Nägele, Otto Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German graphic artist, illustrator and painter
DATE OF BIRTH August 25, 1880
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich
DATE OF DEATH 1952
Place of death Herrsching am Ammersee
  1. ^ Rare yearbook on the influence of Art Nouveau, published in an edition of only 900 copies. The cover, book decoration and half-title were designed by Otto Ludwig Naegele.