Wolf-Heinrich von der Mülbe

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Wolf-Heinrich Konrad Ludwig Hans von der Mülbe (born October 22, 1879 in Berlin , † April 30, 1965 in Munich ) was a German writer and translator.

Life

Wolf-Heinrich came from the West Prussian noble family von der Mülbe . He was the son of the Prussian general of the infantry Franz von der Mülbe (1840-1915) and his wife Emma Lina, née Franke (* 1848).

Mülbe studied medicine , law , literature and art history and received his doctorate in Wroclaw in 1904 . From 1905 to 1906 he was a volunteer at the Kestnermuseum in Hanover . He was a private lecturer in art history in Hanover and Heidelberg before settling in Munich in 1915 as a writer and author of scientific works and collections of poetry, as well as a translator (including Tania Blixen's Babettes Fest and Roald Dahl's Küßchen, Küßchen ). In between there were longer stays abroad. In addition to his numerous translations, he published the novel Die Zauberlaterne in 1937 . This was sold out very quickly and was only reissued in West Germany in 1949. The impressions of the writer's long stays in Paris , Florence and Copenhagen flowed precisely into this novel, with which Wolf-Heinrich von der Mülbe introduced himself as a true epic poet. He died in Munich in 1965.

Works

  • Sun and night. Poems, (self-published) Krefeld 1902.
  • The first school of Fontainebleau: a contribution to the history of French painting. Diss. Buchdruckerei H. Fleischmann, Breslau 1904.
  • The depiction of the Last Judgment on the Romanesque and Gothic church portals in France. (= Art Studies, Volume 6). Klinkhardt and Biermann, Leipzig 1911.
  • Michelangelo. A wreath of sonnets. Poems. Ludwig Ey, Hanover 1912.
  • Harald Vorch's journey to death. Detective novel. Georg Müller, Munich 1926.
  • Stanoff's daughter. (Series: Payne's Frauenromane, 17) Payne, Leipzig 1935.
  • The fairy tale of the shaving kit or the magic lantern. Stuttgart [u. a.] 1937 (new edition and T .: Die Zauberlaterne. with pictures by Rotraut Susanne Berner, Edition Büchergilde, Frankfurt 2003, ISBN 3-936428-21-2 ).

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Nobeligen houses. Justus Perthes, Gotha 1906, p. 515.