Philipp Herrlein

View of the Giechburg (right) around 1836

Philipp Herrlein (born November 18, 1794 in Fürth ; † May 24, 1850 there ) was a German lithographer .

Life

Herrlein said he was a draftsman and lithographer. His view of Bad Kissingen bears the footer “According to nature drawn and lithographed by Herrlein in Fürth” , the depiction of the fruit market in Fürth, on the other hand, is drawn and engraved by Georg Christoph Wilder , Herrlein is merely the one who got the lithography called.

Works

Philipp Herrlein, view of Bad Kissingen (detail)

• Kissingen et al. its surroundings: general view of Bad Kissingen from the north side (11 × 19 cm), surrounded by 12 other views (Aschach, Bellevue, Bocklet, Bodenlaube, Klaushof, Kurhaus Kissingen, oil mill, Ragozybrunnen, Saline, Seehof, Trimburg, Burgtor zu Trimburg). Lithograph by Philipp Herrlein, printed by Carl Christian Jügel in Frankfurt am Main, around 1840, (format 27 × 38.5 cm)
• Altenburg: Altenburg Castle with a view of the valley, framed by ornaments with figures of knights, plus dates and explanations on the history of the castle , lithograph around 1840 (format 27 × 37 cm)
• Ruins of the former castle in Erlangen , lithograph around 1830 (format 8.5 × 16.5 cm)
• Erlangen , 1834
• The fruit market in Fürth , around 1835
• Giech-Gügel with Bamberg as a background , around 1836

literature

• Adolf Schwammberger: Fürth from A – Z , Fürth 1967, p. 174.
• Karl Sitzmann: artist and craftsman in Eastern Franconia. (= Die Plassenburg. Volumes 16, 37), 2nd edition, Kulmbach 1983, p. 244.