Philipp Langmann

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Philipp Langmann (photography by Wenzl Weis , Vienna, before 1916)

Philipp Langmann (born February 5, 1862 in Brno , Austrian Empire ; died May 22, 1931 in Vienna ) was an Austrian writer.

Life

Philipp Langmann attended secondary school in Brno, studied chemical technology at the German Technical University in Brno and was then employed there as a scholarship holder. He went into private industry as a chemist and rose to factory manager in 1890. From 1891 on he was an official of the workers' accident insurance company in Brno and also worked as a writer. From 1901 he lived as a freelance writer in Vienna.

Langmann only had success with his first drama “Bartel Turaser” in 1897 on stage, with audiences and critics, and the play was also translated into English , for example by Mark Twain . Langmann received the Grillparzer Prize . The next few years, however, his dramas were rejected because Langmann was still considered a naturalist and thus outdated. He suffered material hardship because he did not succeed in at least getting back into a job.

Works (selection)

  • Realistic narratives . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1895
  • Life and music . Novel. Stuttgart: Cotta, 1904
  • Experiences of a hiker . Stories. Vienna: German-Austrian publishing house, 1911
Novellas
  • Working life . Leipzig: Friedrich, 1893
  • A young man from 1895 . Leipzig, 1895
  • Lost calls . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1899
  • Effect of woman . Munich: Georg Müller, 1908
  • The act of Gerenus . Vienna: Rikola, 1923
  • A stranger . Vienna: Rikola, 1923
Dramas
  • Bartel Turaser . Leipzig: Friese, 1897
  • The four winners . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1898
  • Our Tedaldo . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1899
  • Gertrud Antleß . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1900
  • Corporal Stöhr . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1901
  • The heart mask . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1902
  • Gerwin's love death . Stuttgart: Cotta, 1903
  • Anna from Ridell . Berlin: S. Fischer, 1905
  • Princess of Trebizond . Munich, 1909
  • Governor of Zealand . Vienna: German-Austrian publishing house, 1911

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