Emil Roth Publishing House (Stuttgart)

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The Emil Roth publishing house in Stuttgart specialized in lithographed picture sheets .

history

The Emil Roth publishing house in Stuttgart only existed for a short time. It was founded on March 1, 1875 and dissolved again in 1877. In the short period of its existence it produced modeling bows, children's theater bows, soldier and genre bows as well as dress-up dolls. The images were printed as pen and chalk lithographs with black paint from stone. Then they were colored with the help of stencils. The drawings that the publisher used were vivid and rich in detail, and great care was taken with the coloring. At least 22 titles on 31 sheets, each in the format 36 by 43 cm, were printed, including numerous architectural sheets. According to the numbering of the sheets, there should actually have been more motifs on the market.

In 1877 the Schreiber-Verlag took over both the stones and the stencils from the Emil Roth Verlag and continued to use them - they formed the basis of Schreiber's picture sheet production. The Rothsche bow production is now in the Folklore Department of the Württemberg State Museum in Stuttgart .

title

  • No. 1: Combat or training area
  • No. 2: Prussian siege battery
  • No. 3: train station
  • No. 4: camp
  • No. 5: Andreas Hofer's house in Tyrol
  • No. 6: Church
  • No. 7: Palais
  • No. 8: unknown
  • No. 9: watermill
  • No. 10: Königsbau in Stuttgart (1)
  • No. 11: Königsbau in Stuttgart (2)
  • No. 12: Königsbau in Stuttgart (3)
  • No. 13: unknown
  • No. 14: Schweizerhaus
  • No. 15: unknown
  • No. 16: unknown
  • No. 17: unknown
  • No. 18: fisherman's hut
  • No. 19: Luther Memorial in Worms (1)
  • No. 20: Luther Memorial in Worms (2)
  • No. 21: Lichtenstein
  • No. 22: Castle
  • No. 23: Fortress (1)
  • No. 24: Fortress (2)
  • No. 25-30: unknown
  • No. 31: Royal Villa near Stuttgart (1)
  • No. 32: Royal Villa near Stuttgart (2)
  • No. 33: Sheep farming
  • No. 34: Theater
  • No. 35: Hunting Lodge (1)
  • No. 36: Hunting Lodge (2)
  • No. 37: Knight's Castle (1)
  • No. 38: Knight's Castle (2)
  • No. 39: Schweizerhaus (1)
  • No. 40: Schweizerhaus (2)
  • No. 41: Johanneskirche Stuttgart (1)
  • No. 42: Johanneskirche Stuttgart (2)
  • No. 43-44: unknown

literature

  • Dieter Nievergelt, Architektur-Modellbogen from the Emil Roth publishing house, Stuttgart, in: Arbeitskreis Bild Druck Papier (Ed.): Conference proceedings Chemnitz 1997, Waxmann 1999, ISBN 978-3893257515 , pp. 109–114.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ According to this source , Emil Roth was already printing model building sheets from 1873 onwards.
  2. ↑ Cardboard model making (PDF; 62 kB)