sullen, and I had to say farewell, politely, at once, I am very sick and tired of him." This meant the end of the relationship—at least according to available sources. Anselm Feuerbach went to Paris and Rome to become a famous painter. Joseph Heine lost sight of him. On his retirement in 1875, Joseph Heine received a personal peerage of the Bavarian Kingdom, which made him Joseph von Heine. He lived for two more years in Munich and died there on 4 November 1877. Bibliography Hekler, Hans: Joseph Heine – Mediziner, Politiker und Kunstmäzenin D'Kräz (Beiträge zur Geschichte der Stadt und Raumschaft Schramberg) Heft 13, Schramberg 1993 (also online, see external links) Hansen, Heinz: Die Orthopädenfamilie Heine - Leben und Wirken der einzelnen Familienmitglieder im Zeichen einer bedeutenden deutschen Familientradition des neunzehnten Jahrhunderts, doctoral thesis, Dresden 1993 External links The article is a translation of the German article, which in turn is a short summary of this biography with illustrations Notes Politicians from Würzburg Physicians from Würzburg People from the Kingdom of Bavaria Members of the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies 1803 births 1877 deaths German healthcare managers