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Index of people
Abel, Josef (1764-1818), artist
Portrait supposed to be of Schubert, supposedly by Abel. Unsigned. Undated [image]
Alexander Leopold (1772-1795), Archduke
Palatin of Hungary during the Jacobin Conspiracy
Amberg, Joseph von (1778-1869), Police Director in Innsbruck
Keeping an eye on Johann Senn in Innsbruck
Amerling, Friedrich von (1803-1887), artist
Franz II/I in the robes of the Order of the Golden Fleece (1832) [image]
Franz II/I in the robes of the Order of the Golden Fleece (c. 1832) (detail) [image]
Kaiser Franz II/I von Österreich, 1832 (detail) [image]
Aristotle (384-322 BC), philosopher
Metaphysics: Wonder the starting point for philosophy [quote]
As analytic basis for scientific discovery
Arosenius, Ivar (1878-1909), artist
Backusfest, 'Bacchanalia' (1890)
Auden, Wystan Hugh (1907-1973), writer
Use of psychological symbolism compared with 'Der Leiermann'
'The Witnesses' (1932) [quote]
'Venus will now say a few words' [note]
Baader, Andreas (1943-1977), RAF terrorist
Association with Bernward Vesper and Gudrun Ensslin
Batoni, Pompeo Girolamo (1708-1787), artist
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo (from 1790 Leopold II), Rome (1769) [image]
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo (from 1790 Leopold II), Rome (1769). Analysis
Carl Eugen, Duke of Württemberg (1728-1793), painted in Rome in 1753 by Pompeo Batoni [image]
Bauernfeld, Eduard von (1802-1890), writer
Portrait by Franz Joseph Dobiaschofsky (1818-1867), 1850
Pantomime mocking Schober, 1825
Becker, Andreas (1750-1776), teacher in Leopoldstadt
Marries Maria Anna Stadlbauer (1757)
Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827), composer
Beethoven's song cycle, An die ferne Geliebte (To the distant loved one), Op. 98 (1816)
Letter to Nikolaus Simrock on the Jacobin Conspiracy [quote]
Brief mention in Caroline Pichler's Memories
Remarks from Grillparzer in 1823 re censorship
Benn, Gottfried (1886-1956), doctor and writer
Berger, Peter L. (1929-), sociologist
from The Social Construction of Reality, 1967 [quote]
Berkeley, George (1685-1753), philosopher
Beruete, Aureliano de (1845-1912), artist
Espinos en flor. Plantío de los Infantes (Flowering Hawthorn) [image]
Betjeman, John (1906-1984), writer
'Christmas' (1954), the finest Christmas poem [quote]
Bettanier, Albert (1851-1932), artist
La tache noire (The black stain), 1887 [image]
La tache noire (The black stain), 1887 [image]
Bismarck-Schönhausen, Otto Eduard Leopold von (1815-1898), statesman
Germany at the time of the creation of the Deutsches Reich, 1871. [map]
Blake, William (1757-1827), artist and writer
Behemoth and Leviathan (c. 1805) [image]
When the Morning Stars Sang Together (c. 1805) [image]
Blumauer, Aloys (1755-1798), publisher
Involvement in the Jacobin Conspiracy 1794
Böll, Heinrich Theodor (1917-1985), writer
Was soll aus dem Jungen bloß werden?, 'What's to Become of the Boy?' [quote]
Heinrich and Annemarie Böll on their wedding day, 06.03.1942. [image]
Bonaparte, Napoleon (1769-1821), French emperor
Marries the Austrian Archduchess Marie-Louise
Borschberg, André (1952-), pilot
Suspension of disbelief: the Solar Impulse project
Bossi, Domenico (1765-1853), artist
portrait miniature of Baron Axel von Stiernblad, 1793 [image]
portrait miniature of Baron Axel von Stiernblad, 1793. (op cit) [image]
Botticelli, Sandro (1445?-1510), artist
The Birth of Venus and Allegory of Spring [image]
Bough, Samuel (1822-1878), artist
London from Shooter's Hill, 1872 [image]
Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897), musician
Brentano de La Roche, Clemens Wenzeslaus (1778-1842), writer
Symbolism of frozen heart in 'Auf dem Flusse' in Die Winterreise
'Butterfly' silhouette postage stamp [image]
Rustling inspiration in Wohin?: Brentano and Wilhelm Müller
Breton, Jules Adolphe Aimé Louis (1827-1906), artist
British royal family
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge: poor childrearing skills
Brooke, Rupert (1887-1915), writer
'The Old Vicarage, Grantchester' [quote]
Brouwer, Adriaen (1606?-1638), artist
Die Operation am Rücken c. 1636 [image]
Browning, Robert (1812-1889), writer
From Sordello (1840) 'Ye believe?' [quote]
From Sordello (1840) 'Lo, on a heathy brown and nameless hill' [quote]
A Toccata of Galuppi's, 1855 [quote]
Bruchmann, Franz Seraph von (1798-1867), friend of Schubert
Bruegel, Pieter (the Elder) (c. 1525-1569), artist
Brun, Friederike (1765-1835), writer
Critical analysis of Brun's poem Ich denke dein (1792)
Büchner, Karl Georg (1813-1837), writer
Günther Eich's Büchner Prize acceptance speech in 1959
Bunting, Basil (1900-1985), writer
Busch, Wilhelm (1832-1908), writer and illustrator
Sahst du das wunderbare Bild von Brouwer? [quote]
Caledon, Nicholas James Alexander, 7th Earl of (1955-), Irish peer
Owner and seller of Pontormo's A portrait of a young man in black
Calvin, John (1509-1564), religious reformer
Portrait of John Calvin by Titian [image]
Calvinism decisive step to capitalism
Caravaggio, Cecco del (fl. 1610-1620), artist
Christ driving the moneylenders out of the Temple [image]
Caravaggio, Michelangelo Merisi da (1571-1610), artist
The Sacrifice of Isaac (c. 1601) [image]
The Incredulity of Saint Thomas (c. 1601) [image]
The Sacrifice of Isaac (c. 1601) [image]
The Incredulity of Saint Thomas (c. 1601) [image]
Carl Eugen (1728-1793), Duke of Württemberg
Schubart at Carl Eugen's court in Ludwigsburg
His Serene Radiance Carl Eugen, Duke of Württemberg
Portrait painted in Rome in 1753 by Pompeo Batoni [image]
A still from a 1940 film showing Carl Eugen and Franziska [image]
Portrait painted in Rome in 1753 by Pompeo Batoni [image]
The Residenzschloss in Ludwigsburg [image]
Ludwigsburg, the courtyard and the Ahnengalerie [image]
Portrait of Franziska von Hohenheim by Weckherlin 1790 [image]
Franziska von Hohenheim zu Besuch in der Hohen Carlsschule by Weckherlin 1780 [image]
Carl II Eugen (1728-1793), Duke of Württemberg
Carl XVI Gustaf (1946-), King of Sweden
The Swedish royal family in traditional Swedish folk costumes for Swedish National Day, 6 June 2017.
Carlos II (1661-1700), King of Spain
Carlos II of Spain, Juan Carreño de Miranda (1614-1685) (c. 1685) [image]
Bust of Carlos II of Spain, Paul Strudel (1648-1708) (1695)
Carnot, Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Comte (1753-1823), Marshal in the Napoleonic Army
Deals kindly with the emissaries of the Jacobin Conspiracy
Carter, James Earl Jr. (1924-), 39th US president
Jimmy Carter the 'music lover', Richard Nixon the piano thumper
Cervantes, Miguel de (1547-1616), writer
Don Quixote, the great unread.
Charles V (1500-1558), Holy Roman Emperor
Churchill, Winston (1874-1965), statesman
His famous 'Europe' speech in Zurich on 19 September 1946
Churchill the film: the wartime prime minister shaken and stirred
Clare, John (1793-1864), writer
Claus, Emile (1849–1924), artist
Flax Weeding in Flanders, 1887 [image]
The Flax Harvest, 1904 [image]
Clément, Jean-Baptiste(1836-1903), writer
Author of the lyric for Le Temps des cerises
Clinton, Hillary Diane Rodham (1947-), politician
Lewis Lukens, interim Ambassador to London, contradicts Trump.
Cooke, Alistair (Alfred) (1908-2004), journalist and broadcaster
Jimmy Carter the 'music lover', Richard Nixon the piano thumper
Corinth, Lovis (1858-1925), artist
The Temptation of Saint Anthony (1897) [image]
Corradini, Antonio (1688-1752), artist
The veiled masterpiece curiously titled as Modesty [image]
Cortès, Édouard-Léon (1882-1969), artist
Place de Madeleine, après la pluié [image]
Couchepin, Pascal (1942-), Swiss minister
Pascal Couchepin in 2009 [image]
Complexity of Swiss relationship with EU
Cox, Brian (1968-), scientist
Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The zombie staggers on
Cox, Jo (1974-2016), murdered politician
We were wrong about Jo Cox's successor
That Batley and Spen by-election
Daffinger, Moritz Michael (1790-1849), artist
Arrested with Grillparzer for making critical remarks in public
Graf Joseph Sedlnitzky, 1837 [image]
Dalton, John (1766-1844), scientist
250th anniversary of Dalton's birth
Dankesreither, Johann Nepomuk von (1750-1823), Suffragan Bishop
Companion of Katharina von Schober
Portrait by Lanzedelly/Pfeiffer [image]
Host of the first named Schubertiade
Dante Alighieri (1265?-1321), writer
The Divine Comedy as a model for The Cantos of Ezra Pound
Davoût, Louis-Nicolas [d'Avoût] (1770-1823), French soldier
Protector of the Jacobin Andreas Riedel
Defregger, Franz von (1835-1921), artist
Bäuerin am Spinnrocken / Farmer's Wife at the Spinning Wheel 1873 [image]
Landecker Häuser / Houses in Landeck 1870 [image]
Wilderer in der Sennhütte / Poachers in the mountain cottage 1876 [image]
Auf der Alm / At the mountain meadow cottage 1881 [image]
Der Salontiroler / The salon Tyrolean 1882 [image]
Andreas Hofer 1880/1901 [image]
Der Kriegsrat Andreas Hofers / Andreas Hofer's war cabinet 1897 [image]
Treffen zum Aufstand / Mustering for the uprising 1900 [image]
Heimkehrender Tiroler Landsturm im Kriege von 1809 / Return of the Tyrolean infantry in the war of 1809 1876 [image]
Das letzte Aufgebot / The last call-up 1872 [image]
Degen, Joseph Vinzenz (1761–1827), publisher
Police informer in the Jacobin Conspiracy 1794
Flourishes after the Jacobin Conspiracy
Depauly, Anton Felix (1798-1866), artist
Anton Felix Depauly, 'Schubert without Spectacles' c. 1826-1828 [image]
Desboutins, Marcellin Gilbert (1823-1902), artist
Descartes, René (1596-1650), philosopher
cogito ergo sum as the foundation of Idealism
The lonliness of Meditation III [quote]
Deutsch, Otto Erich (1883-1967), musicologist
Estimate of Schubert's total income for his life
The three obituaries of Schubert
Dickens, Charles (1812-1870), novelist
'Shooter's Hill' from A Tale of Two Cities [quote]
Donne, John (1573-1631), poet and cleric
A Nocturnal Upon S. Lucy's Day (1627?) [quote]
Doré, Paul Gustave Louis Christophe (1832-1883), artist
Portrait of Rabelais as the insect collector (1894) [image]
Dorffmeister, Joseph (1764–1814), artist
Luisa Maria Amelia Teresa of Naples and Sicily (1797) [image]
Duplessis, Joseph (1725–1802), artist
Benjamin Franklin c. 1785 [image]
Dürer, Albrecht (1471-1528), artist
Kaiser Maximilian I (1519) [image]
Dutourd, Jean Gwenaël (1920-2011), writer
Church going, from Jeannot, mémoires d'un enfant (2000) [quote]
Edelfelt, Albert (1854-1905), artist
Egger-Lienz, Albin (1868-1926), artist
Bauernhof in Grafendorf (Farmhouse in Grafendorf) 1891 [image]
Mann und Weib (Man and Wife) ND [image]
Der Krieg 1915-16 (The War 1915-16) ND [image]
Den Namenlosen 1915 (To the Nameless 1915) 1916 [image]
Toter Soldat (Dead Soldier) 1918 [image]
Die Prozession / The Procession 1903 [image]
Feldsegen / Blessing the fields 1896 [image]
Ein Abschied in Tirol im Jahre 1809 / A farewell in Tyrol in 1809 1894 [image]
Nach dem Friedensschluss 1809 / After the peace settlement 1809 1902 [image]
Eich, Günter (1907-1972), writer
Träume, five radio plays, 1958.
Channelled speech: decorating the slaughterhouse with geraniums
Eichendorff, Joseph Karl Benedikt Freiherr von (1788-1857), writer
'Das zerbrochene Ringlein' as a source for 'Auf dem Flusse' in Die Winterreise
Eliot, Thomas Stearns (1888-1965), writer
Walking tour in Provence with Ezra Pound in 1919
Stroking cats to 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock' [quote]
Two excerpts from Four Quartets [quote]
'Journey of the Magi' (1927), baffling, pretentious and dull
Encyclopédistes, group of writers associated with Diderot and d'Alembert
Systematic Dictionary of the Sciences, Arts, and Crafts
Ensslin, Gudrun (1940-1977), RAF terrorist
Association with Bernward Vesper and Andreas Baader
Erigena, Johannes Scotus (815?-877?), philosopher and theologian
Neoplatonic source for The Cantos of Ezra Pound
Erni, Hans (1909-2015), graphic artist
Few works available on the internet
with Moritz Leuenberger [image]
Salon international de l'automobile, Genf (Geneva Motor Show), poster (1980) [image]
Zurich tourism, poster (1968) [image]
save our water, poster (1961) [image]
Schweiz-Sowjetunion, poster (1945) [image]
Rettet den Wald (save the forest), poster (1983) [image]
Hans Erni: Die Schweiz, das Ferienland der Völker, mural (1939)
Faivre, Léon-Maxime (1856-1914), artist
Death of the Princess de Lamballe (1908) [image]
Farage, Nigel (1964-), UK politician
Nigel Farage and Donald Trump: the right instinct once again
Ferdinand I (1503-1564), Holy Roman Emperor
Erzherzog Ferdinand, Hans Maler (1500?-1529?), (1521) [image]
Fichte, Johann Gottlieb (1762-1814), philosopher
Fink, Eugen (1905-1975), philosopher
The nature of reflections [quote]
Fischer, Alois (1796-1883), Austrian lawyer and politician
Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich (1925-2012), singer
Legato technique for Schubert's 'Litaney' [quote]
FitzGerald, Edward (1809–1883), writer
The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam (1859) [quote]
Franklin, Benjamin (1706-1790), founding father
As example of productive Calvinist use of money
Portrait by Joseph Duplessis c. 1785 [image]
Use of the idea of the 'calling'
Inscription on his parents' headstone
Plan of Conduct, programme for self-improvement
Franz II (Franz I)(1768-1835), Holy Roman Emperor, Emperor of Austria
lasted longer on the throne than any other ruler of the time
Friedrich von Amerling: Franz II/I in the robes of the Order of the Golden Fleece (1832) [image]
Friedrich von Amerling: Franz II/I in the robes of the Order of the Golden Fleece (c. 1832) (detail) [image]
Collector of plants and flowers, expensive books, birdcage maker
The fearful emperor and his Austrian belljar
Role during the Jacobin Conspiracy
Andreas Riedel teaches Franz II mathematics
Decree of 2 January 1795 'insolent criticism' frecher Tadel
Austrian Kaiserhymnen, 29th birthday present, 12 February 1797
Kaiser Franz II, c. 1795–1799, around the time of the first Austrian Kaiserhymnen [image]
Kaiser Franz II/I von Österreich, Friedrich von Amerling, 1832 [image]
Franz Joseph I (1830-1916), Emperor of Austria
Court Ball at the Hofburg in Vienna (1900) [image]
Frederick II of Prussia 'the Great' (1712-1786)
Creator of the German administrative machine
Immanuel Kant's approval of Frederick II
Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939), psychiatrist
Psychological symbolism in 'Der Leiermann'
Friant, Émile (1863–1932), artist
La Toussaint, All Saints' Day (1888) [image]
Friedrich Wilhelm II (1744-1797), King of Prussia
Reprehensible and incompetent Prussian
Fröhlich sisters (*between 1793 and 1803)
Grillparzer and Schubert's creation of the choral work Ständchen D 920/921
Gause, Wilhelm (1853-1916), artist
Court Ball at the Hofburg in Vienna (1900) [image]
Glassbrenner, Adolf (1810-1876), writer
The number of warning signs in Prussia
The tomb of Saint John of Nepomuk in Prague [image]
The undying service of Protestantism
If Austria had been Protestant
Antonio Corradini designs the tomb of Saint John of Nepomuk in Prague
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (1749-1832), writer
Journey into the Swiss Alps in 1775, Dichtung und Wahrheit, Part IV, Book 18, pp. 790-802
Nähe des Geliebten, Perils of journey into the Swiss Alps in 1775
Die Leiden des jungen Werther and Müller's 'death paradox'
Critical analysis of Goethe's poem Nähe des Geliebten (1795)
Nähe des Geliebten, Perils of journey into the Swiss Alps in 1775
Goethe's refutation of Idealism in Nähe des Geliebten
Mein Ruh' ist hin, the text of Franz Schubert's Gretchen am Spinnrade
The 'Goethe-cult' in German culture
Trembling above the abyss in Strasbourg Cathedral
Goethe gives up learning French
Goethe in 1778, Eberhard Ege/Georg Oswald May, 1778 [image]
Goethe with a silhouette. Georg Melchior Kraus, 1775-76 [image]
Presumed to be the 16-year-old Goethe [image]
Goethe by Johann Heinrich Lips, 1791 [image]
Goethe (79) by Joseph Karl Stieler, 1828 [image]
Love affair with Friederike Brion in Sesenheim
Gogh, Vincent van (1853-1890), artist
The Starry Night, 1889 [image]
Wheatfield with Crows 1890 [image]
Small Pear Tree in Blossom 1888 [image]
Garden of the Asylum 1889 [image]
Café Table with Absinthe 1887 [image]
Goltzius, Hendrick (1558-1617), artist
Phaethon Falling, from his series The Four Fallers, 1588 [image]
Gotthardi, Franz (1750-1795), secret police chief under Leopold II
Organizes secret police for Leopold, then arrested
Grahame, Kenneth (1859-1932), writer
New illustrations for the The Wind in the Willows
Graves, Robert (1895-1985), writer
Goodbye to All That (1929/60/98) [quote]
Gray, Thomas (1716-1771), writer
Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (1751)
Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (1751)
Grillparzer, Franz Seraphicus (1791-1872), writer
Writing the text of the choral work Ständchen D 920/921 [quote]
Remarks to Beethoven in 1823 re censorship
Arrested with Daffinger for making critical remarks in public
Grob, Therese (1798-1875), Schubert's first love
Schubert, in Steyr, learns of her engagement
Therese Grob, never aware of Schubert's feelings for her
The terrible effect of the Ehe-Consens Gesetz, 1815
Grosseteste, Robert (1175?-1253), philosopher and theologian
Neoplatonic source for The Cantos of Ezra Pound
Habsburger, European dynasty
The decline and fall of the Habsburg Empire
The Habsburg Castle in northern Switzerland
See: Maria Theresia (1717-1780)
See: Leopold II (1747-1792)TBD
See: Franz Joseph I (1830-1916)
Hamsun, Knut (1859-1952), writer
Hartmann, Christian Ferdinand (1774-1842), artist
Portrait of Friedrich von Matthisson, 1794 [image]
Hartmann, Franz von (1808-1875), lawyer
Hartmann, Fritz von (1805-1850), lawyer
Haschka, Lorenz Leopold (1749–1827), writer
Wrote text for the first Austrian Kaiserhymnen, 1796
Haydn, Franz Joseph (1732-1809), composer
Brief mention in Caroline Pichler's Memories
Joseph Haydn by Thomas Hardy (1757–1804), 1791. [image]
Hebenstreit, Franz Ignaz Felix von Streitenfeld (1747-1795), revolutionary
Role in the Jacobin Conspiracy
Rapid destruction compared to Franz Seraph Spaun
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich (1770-1831), philosopher
Heine, Christian Johann Heinrich (1797-1856), writer
In Die romantische Schule: Writing rough poetry came naturally to Wilhelm Müller
Translated excerpts of the Postscript from Romanzero (1854)
Portrait with his wife (1851) [image]
Heisenberg, Werner Karl (1901-1976), physicist
Hemingway, Ernest Miller (1899-1961), writer
Hensel, Luise (1798-1876), writer
Her love rivals Wilhelm Müller and Clemens Brentano
Herder, Johann Gottfried von (1744-1803), German writer
With Goethe in Strasbourg 1770-1771
Marriage to Caroline Flachsland 1773
Portrait by Anton Graff (1736-1813), c. 1775 [image]
Hill, Carl Fredrik (1849-1911), artist
The Flowering Fruit Tree (Det blommande fruktträdet), 1877
Hilmar, Ernst (1938-), musicologist
Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945), politician
MeinKampf, Frontispiece (1936) [image]
Hofer, Andreas (1767-1810), Tyrolean military leader
The execution of Andreas Hofer 20.02.1810, postcard 1899 [image]
Hoffmann (von Fallersleben), August Heinrich (1798-1874), Germanist and writer
Author of Unpolitische Lieder, 'Das Lied der Deutschen', 1841
Steel engraving by Christian Hoffmeister after a painting by Ernst Fröhlich, ND [image]
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von (1874-1929), writer
From A letter of Philip, Lord Chandos, to Francis Bacon [quote]
Holbach, Paul-Henri Thiry, Baron d' (1723-1789), writer
Hölderlin, Johann Christian Friedrich (1770-1843), writer
Use of psychological symbolism compared with 'Der Leiermann'
From Brod und Wein 1800 'Jetzt auch kommet ein Wehn' [quote]
From Brod und Wein 1800 'Aber sie muß uns auch' [quote]
Detail Brod und Wein manuscript [image]
Holzer, Michael (1772-1826), choirmaster
Prepares Franz Schubert for the Stadtkonvikt
Honthorst, Gerrit van (1592-1656), artist
Saint Sebastian, c. 1623 [image]
Hopper, Edward (1882-1967), artist
Housman, Alfred Edward (1859-1936), writer
Housman, Alfred Edward (A. E.) (1859-1936), writer
A Shropshire Lad as poem cycle
Innocent III (1161?-1216, reign 1198-1216), Pope
Initiates the Albigensian Crusade
Jacobi, Johann Georg (1740-1814), writer
'Litaney auf das Fest Allerseelen'
'Litaney auf das Fest Allerseelen' [quote]
Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826), politician
Fear of the corrupting power of organizational groupthink
The 'Cannibals of Europe' eating each other again
The 'Cannibals of Europe' eating each other again
The 'Cannibals of Europe' eating each other again
Jerome, Jerome K. (1859-1927), humourist
German Lied scene in Three Men in a Boat (1889)
Johnson, Samuel Dr. (1709-1784), writer and lexicographer
'Nothing odd will do long' [re. Tristram Shandy]
James Gillray, Apollo and the muses, inflicting penance on Dr Pomposo (1783) [image]
Dr Johnson's refutation of Berkley's Idealism
Joseph II (1741-1790), Holy Roman Emperor
'The first servant of the state'
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo (from 1790 Leopold II), Rome (1769) [image]
Failed attempt at religious toleration
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo - an Enlightenment milestone
Did not fulfill the hopes of his followers
Joyce, James (1882-1941), writer
Bathtime for St. Kevin An analysis of an episode in Finnegans Wake
Jud, Felix (1899-1985), bookseller in Hamburg
Mocking the Nazis with a bookshop window
Jung, Carl Gustav (1875-1961), psychiatrist
Psychological symbolism in 'Der Leiermann'
Jungstedt, Axel (1859-1933), artist
Kamprad, Ingvar Feodor (1926-), founder of IKEA
Lenten thoughts, newly assembled (miserliness)
Kant, Immanuel (1724-1804), philosopher
Enlightenment: the use of rational thought by each individual to test ideas
230 years of the Kritik der reinen Vernunft
Karl August, Duke von Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach (1757-1828), Austrian police minister
Resigns his commission under Friedrich Wilhelm II
Karl V (1500-1558), Holy Roman Emperor
Early manifestation of the Habsburg lip
Portrait of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, Bernard van Orley (c. 1519) [image]
Portrait of Charles V Seated, Lambert Sustris (1515–1591) (1548) [image]
Kenner, Joseph (1794-1868), writer
Assessment of Schober's character
Johann Senn in the Stadtkonvikt
Kietz, Ernst Benedikt (1815-1892), artist
Heinrich Heine und seine Frau Mathilde (1851) [image]
Kilmister, Ian Fraser (Lemmy) (1945-2015), heavy-metal rocker
Lemmy Kilmister and Arthur Schopenhauer: the will to die
Kipling, Joseph Rudyard (1865-1936), writer
'In the Neolithic Age' [quote]
Kleist, Heinrich von (1777-1811), writer
Schober reads Kleist in the Lesegesellschaft
Klemperer, Victor (1881-1960), philologist
LTI (Lingua tertii imperii) (1947) [quote]
Interpretation of Das Lied der Deutschen
Klimt, Gustav (1862-1918), artist
Schubert am Klavier, 1898 [image]
Koe, Laurence (1869-1913), artist
Kollwitz, Käthe (1867-1945), artist
The Weavers' Uprising, I (1897) [image]
Kriehuber, Josef (1800-1876), artist
Moritz von Schwind, 1827 [image]
Krupskaya, Nadezhda ('Nadya') Konstantinovna (1869-1939), wife of Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, 'Lenin'
Kugler, Franz (1808-1858), artist
Kupelwieser, Leopold (1796-1862), artist
Johann Michael Vogl, 1821 [image]
Franz von Schober, 1821 [image]
Franz von Schober, 1821, op cit. [image]
Sophie Schober, c. 1821 [image]
Franz von Schober and Torup Castle, ND [image]
Franz von Schober, 1821, op cit. [image]
Johann Michael Vogl, 1821 [image]
'A game of charades in Atzenbrugg', 1821 [image]
Covering for Schober in Breslau [quote]
Dr Karl Joseph von Hartmann, chalk drawing by Leopold Kupelwieser[?], 1821? [image]
Leopold Kupelwieser, Der Sündenfall, 1821 [image]
Johann Chrysostomus Senn 1820 [image]
Laforgue, Jules (1860-1887), writer
Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat de (1790-1869), writer and politician
'The grape harvest', from Mémoires inédits de Lamartine, 1790-1815 [quote]
Lampi, Johann Baptist, the elder (1751–1830), artist
Kaiser Franz II, c. 1795–1799, around the time of the first Austrian Kaiserhymnen [image]
Lang, Franz Innozenz (1752-1835), Director of the 'Stadtkonvikt'
Schubert: from child to musical genius
Leader, Benjamin Williams (1831-1923), artist
Leadsom, Andrea (1963-), politician
Devaluing the family: Let's not upset the childlessly carefree with all these nasty value judgements.
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm (1646-1716), scientist
Bitter dispute about the discovery of calculus
Leip, Hans (1893-1983), writer
Author of the text of the song Lili Marleen.
Lelie, Adriaan de (1794-1795), painter
Lecture on Anatomy by Andreas Bonn, 1792
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (1870-1924), Russian dictator
Leopold I (1640-1705), Holy Roman Emperor
Statue on the Plague Column in Vienna [image]
Emperor Leopold I in Theatre Costume (c. 1667) [image]
Leopold's first wife, Doña Margarita of Austria (c. 1665) [image]
Leopold I von Habsburg (1290-1326), duke
Leopold II (1747-1792), Holy Roman Emperor
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo (from 1790 Leopold II), Rome (1769) [image]
Leopold and his children and the Habsburg lip
Jean-Etienne Liotard: Archduke Peter Leopold, 15, designing the plan of a fortification (1762) [image]
Archduke Peter Leopold's chemistry cabinet [image]
Some of the contents of Archduke Peter Leopold's chemistry cabinet [image]
Archduke Peter Leopold's chemistry cabinet as it appeared in 1929 [image]
Rescues the Holy Roman Empire after Joseph II
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo - an Enlightenment milestone
Bringing the Austrian Empire back from the brink after Joseph II
Planning for a constitution for Tuscany
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim (1729-1781), writer
Nathan the Wise: which is the true religion?
Leuenberger, Moritz (1946-), Swiss ex-minister
Moritz Leuenberger: in praise of Machiavelli
Gotthard tunnel. Gotthard tunnel?
Leypold, Carl Julius von (1805–1874), artist
Der Wanderer im Sturm (The Wanderer in the Storm) (1835) [image]
Lhermitte, Léon Augustin (1844-1925), artist
Liebermann, Max (1847–1935), artist
Lieder, Friedrich Johann Gottlieb (1780-1859), artist
Sketch of Franz Schubert, 1827 [image]
Friedrich Lieder's 1827 sketch of Schubert [image]
Liotard, Jean-Etienne (1702-1789)
Archduke Peter Leopold, 15, designing the plan of a fortification (1762) [image]
Lips, Johann Heinrich (1758-1817), artist
Johann Wolfgang Goethe, 1791, copperplate [image]
Liszt, Franz (1811-1886), musician
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (1807-1882), writer
From 'The Builders', 1850 [quote]
Lorenz, Michael (1958-), musicologist
'The Young Franz Schubert': An Ineradicable Misidentification
Lotto, Lorenzo (1480?-1556?), artist
Louis XIV (1638-1715), King of France
'l'État, c'est moi' (attributed) [quote]
Louis XVI (1754-1793), King of France
Louis XVIII (1755-1824), French king
Luther, Martin (1483-1546), religious reformer
Attempting a reform of the Catholic Church
The Protestant concept of the 'calling'
Magritte, Rene (1898-1967), artist
La trahison des images ('Ceci n'est pas une pipe') (1929) [image]
Mahler, Gustav (1860-1911), composer
Set five of Rückert's Kindertotenlieder to music
Maler, Hans (1500?-1529?), artist
Erzherzog Ferdinand (1521) [image]
Mandel, Eduard (1810-1882), artist
Manet, Édouard (1832-1883), artist
Un bar aux Folies Bergère [image]
Maria Theresia (1717-1780), Holy Roman Empress
Die Landesmutter (Mother of the Nation)
Empress Maria Theresia, eleven years old (c. 1727) [image]
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo - portrait ordered by Maria Theresia
On the occasion of her 300th anniversary, 13 May 2017
Jean-Étienne Liotard, Maria Theresia, 1747 [image]
Jean-Étienne Liotard, Maria Theresia, 1762 [image]
Kaiserin Maria Theresia im Kreise ihrer Kinder [image]
Tomb of Maria Thersia and Franz Stephan in the Imperial Crypt of the Capuchin Church, Vienna [image]
Marie Antoinette (Maria Antonia Josepha Johanna von Habsburg-Lothringen) (1755-1793), Queen of France
Marie Antoinette's bucolic village in the Trianon
Death of the Princess de Lamballe (1908) [image]
Marie-Louise von Österreich (1791-1847), Austrian princess
Marries the Napoleon Bonaparte
Martini, Karl Anton Freiherr von (1726-1800), jurist
Moderating influence in the Jacobin trials 1794
Martinovics, Ignaz Joseph (1755-1795), revolutionary
In Leopold II's circle of informants
Matisse, Henri (1869-1954), artists
Matthisson, Friedrich von (1761-1831), writer
Critical analysis of Matthisson's poem Andenken 1792
Maximilian I (1459-1519), Holy Roman Emperor
Kaiser Maximilian I, Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) (1519) [image]
Kaiser Maximilian I, Bernhard Strigel (1460-1528) (1515) [image]
May, Theresa née Brasier (1956-), British Prime Minister
'Enough is enough' after the London Bridge atrocity
Bossy and authoritarian: the May manifesto
Mazo, Juan Bautista Martínez del (1611-1667), artist
Doña Margarita of Austria (c. 1665) [image]
The Infanta Margarita de Austria (c. 1665) [image]
McIntyre, Stephen (1947-), scientist
Melchior, André (1926-), photographer
Photographs of Winston Churchill in Zurich
Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Jakob Ludwig Felix (1809-1847), musician
Prosperity contrasted with Schubert's poverty
Menzel, Adolph (1815–1905), painter
Fronleichnamsprozession in Hofgastein (1880) [image]
Meredith, George (1828-1909), writer
From The Thrush in February [quote]
Portrait, late photo (nd) [image]
Modern Love, (1862), Poem XIII, lines 1-9. [quote]
Mesmer, Franz (1734-1815), scientist
Arrested for Jacobin sympathies
Stefan Zweig's defence of his reputation
Millet, Jean-François (1814-1875), artist
Miranda, Juan Carreño de (1614-1685), artist
Carlos II of Spain (1685) [image]
Möller, Andreas (1684–1762?), artist
Empress Maria Theresia, eleven years old (c. 1727) [image]
Molteni, Giuseppe (1800–1867), artist
Montesquieu, Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de La Brède et de (1689-1755), philosopher and writer
De l'Esprit des Loix (The Spirit of Laws) (1748)
Pompeo Batoni: Emperor Joseph II and Archduke Pietro Leopoldo - De l'Esprit des Loix
Montfort, Simon de (c.1170-1218), 5th Earl of Leicester
First leader of the Albigensian Crusade
Morgan, Alfred (1862-1904), artist
An Omnibus Ride to Piccadilly Circus, Mr Gladstone Travelling with Ordinary Passengers, 1885 [image]
Mucha, Alphonse (1860-1939), illustrator
Müller, Charles-Louis (1815-1892), artist
Roll Call of the Last Victims of Terror (c. 1850) [image]
Müller, Johann Ludwig Wilhelm (1794-1827), writer
Attends Berlin salon with Müller, Hensel, Brentano etc.
Love rivals Wilhelm Müller and Clemens Brentano for Luise Hensel
Die Winterreise, Müller's biographical background
Affinity with Byron, 'Greek Müller'
Heine in Die romantische Schule: Writing rough poetry came naturally to Wilhelm Müller
Die Winterreise, 'Gute Nacht!' [quote]
Brentano's rustling inspiration in Wohin?
See: Winterreise (Die), passim
See: Sieben und siebzig Gedichte..., Zweites Bändchen, passim
See: Die schöne Müllerin, passim
Musil, Robert (1880-1942), writer
Anomie and the 'other state' in the Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften
Nepilo, Hanso (1766-1856), farmer and chronicler in Rohne, Saxony
Description of the 'hunger years' 1771-3
Newton, Isaac (1642-1727), scientist
Recording and dissemination of information
Bitter dispute about the discovery of calculus
Newton, John (1725-1807), writer
Olney Hymn, 'Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken', 1779
Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900), philosopher
'Thy tyranny of clocks and laws' (1882) [quote]
Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994), 37th US president
The media kicking Nixon around
Jimmy Carter the 'music lover', Richard Nixon the piano thumper
Noël, Paul Joseph (1789-1822), artist
The Impassioned Grape Picker, 1817-1819 [image]
North, Richard (dates unknown), blogger
Psychiatric case review: condition worsening
Oakley, Anne (1944-), sociologist
Taking it like Woman source of 'rabid feminist' (OUP)
Occam, William of (sometimes 'Ockham', 1287?-1347)
William of Occam and his bladeless razor
Orley, Bernard van (1491/1492-1542), artist
Portrait of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor (c. 1519), detail [image]
Orpen, William (1878-1931), artist
Ready To Start. Self Portrait, 1917 [image]
Ottenwalt, Anton (1789-1845), civil servant
Marries Marie von Spaun in 1819
Schober's charisma and attitude to friendship [quote]
Schober the last person to negotiate finances
What will become of Schober? [quote]
Discomfort after Schober's treatment of Justina Bruchman [quote]
Encourages Spaun to write a memoir of Schubert
Paine, Thomas (1737-1809), writer
Escapes the guillotine in France in 1794
Pascal, Blaise (1623-1662), philosopher
The appropriate distance [quote]
Pauelsen, Erik (1749–1790), artist
Friederike Brun with her daughter Charlotte, 1789 [image]
Paumgartner, Silvester (c. 1763-1841), music sponsor, Steyr
Schubert's visits to Steyr, Forellenquintett composed for him.
Pergen, Count Johann von (1725-1814), Austrian police minister
The Police Minister organizes Franz II's police
Role in the Jacobin Conspiracy
Petersen, David E. (1977-), illustrator
Illustrations for Kenneth Grahame's classic children's book The Wind in the Willows
Picard, Bertrand (1958-), hypnotist
Suspension of disbelief: the Solar Impulse project
Pichler, Caroline née Greiner (1769-1843), writer
Description of Jacobin Conspiracy in Denkwürdigkeiten [quotes]
Barely mentions Schubert and other musicians
Pipitz, Franz Ernst (1815-1899), writer
Plato (428?-348? BC), philosopher
Theaetetus: Wonder the starting point for philosophy [quote]
Phaedrus: The madness sent by the gods [quote]
Neoplatonism in The Cantos of Ezra Pound
Pontormo, Jacopo (real name Jacopo Carucci) (1494-1557), artist
A portrait of a young man in black (c.1530) [image]
More on A portrait of a young man in black (c.1530) [image]
A portrait of a Halberdier (c.1530) [image]
Pope, Alexander (1688-1744), writer
An Essay on Man, 'The proper study of mankind is man' [quote]
Pound, Ezra Weston Loomis (1885-1972), writer
Walking tour in Provence with T. S. Eliot in 1919
Quotations from Cantos 48, 76, 87 [quote]
Allegory of the wasp dismembering a spider, Canto 48
Lugdunum Convenarum ruins described in Ezra Pound, Canto 48
Lugdunum Convenarum, modern aerial view [image]
Lugdunum Convenarum, view of the recent excavations [image]
Lugdunum Convenarum, view of the recent excavations [image]
Canto 74: 'Manet painted the bar at La Cigale...' [quote]
The 'shipwreck theme' in the Cantos
See: Yeats' poem 'Down by the Salley Gardens'
Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph (1809-1865), anarchist
'Property is theft', re. Hans Erni
Proust, Marcel (Valentin Louis Georges Eugène) (1871-1922), writer
Lime-flower tea and madeleines in À la recherche du temps perdu (1913-1927)
Pymonenko, Mykola (1862–1912), artist
Victim of Fanaticism (1899) [image]
Quast, Pieter (c. 1605-1647), artist
Rabelais, François (1494?-1553), writer
Rand, Ayn (1905-1982), writer
Atlas Shrugged, an awful novel
Renard, Antoine (1825-1872), singer
Author of the lyric for Le Temps des cerises
Reni, Guido (1575-1642), artist
Strage degli innocenti (The Massacre of the Innocents) (1611) [image]
Susannah and the Elders (1620-25) [image]
Richard of Saint Victor (?-1173), philosopher and theologian
Neoplatonic source for The Cantos of Ezra Pound
Rico y Ortega, Martín (1833-1908), artist
Washerwomen at the Varenne (nd)
Ridley, Matt (1958-), writer
GWPF lecture: Global Warming versus Global Greening
Riedel, Andreas von (1748-1837), Jacobin conspirator
Mathematics teacher of Franz II
Presents Leopold II with a draft constitution
Displayed for three days on the Schandbühne in Vienna
Commission examines Riedel's prison conditions
Rieder, Wilhelm August (1796-1880), artist
Wilhelm August Rieder's watercolour of Schubert, 1825 [image]
Wilhelm August Rieder, portrait of Schubert, oil, 1875 [image]
Rørbye, Martinus (1803-1848), artist
Entrance to an Inn in the Praestegarden at Hillested [image]
Roth, Joseph (1894-1939), writer
Job, the story of a simple man [quote]
Anomie and the 'other state' in the Radetzkymarsch
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques (1712-1778), writer
Les Rêveries du promeneur solitaire, illustrated by Hans Erni
Hans Erni and Moritz Leuenberger
Bill Gates, Rousseau's new best friend
The good old days and Rousseau's hatred of technological progress
Election 18.10.2015: Jean-Jacques, back in your box!
Rousseau, the root of fanaticism
Emile, ou de l'éducation (1762) [quote]
From 'The Second Coming': 'The best lack all conviction' [quote]
Bye bye, democracy. Hello, general will
Rousseau and the Blut-und-Boden ideology
Moritz Leuenberger: in praise of Machiavelli
Brian Cox: The zombie staggers on
Rubens, Peter Paul (1577-1640), artist
Prometheus Bound' (c. 1618) [image]
Rückert, Friedrich (1788-1866), writer
Five of the Kindertotenlieder set to music by Mahler
Rudolph I (1218-1291), Holy Roman Emperor
Founder of the Habsburg dynasty
Rudolf raised the dynasty onto the European stage
Russell, Bertrand Arthur William (1872-1970), philosopher
Totalitarian foundations in Rousseau [quote]
Russell, Francis (1949-), Deputy Chairman of Christie's
Expert validator of Pontormo's A portrait of a young man in black
More on A portrait of a young man in black (c.1530) [image]
Rutherford, Mark [Hale White] (1831-1913), writer
The Revolution in Tanner's Lane [quote]
Ryle, Gilbert (1900-1976), philosopher
Silent thinking: The Concept of Mind [quote]
Saint Dominic (Dominique de Guzmán c.1170-1221)
Trial by fire of Albigensian books [image]
Saint Dominic presiding over an Auto-da-fe [image]
Salieri, Antonio (1750-1825), composer
Selects Franz Schubert for the Stadtkonvikt
Sängerknaben Boy choristers at the court chapel
Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm (1775-1854), philosopher
Schellmann, Albert (1768-1840), lawyer, Steyr
Schubert visits Schellmann in Steyr with Vogl
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von (1759-1805), writer
Wilhelm Tell, Habsburg domination, passim [quote]
Wilhelm Tell, Tell's arrest [quote]
Schiller's visit to Schubart in Hohenasperg
When Schubart met Schiller. A still from a 1940s film [image]
When Schubart met Schiller. A lithograph from 1859 by Bonaventura Weiß [image]
Schober, Franz von (1796-1882), writer
Schubert and Vogl, caricature by Franz Schober [image]
Schubert and Vogl, caricature by Franz Schober [image]
Secret engagement to Justina von Bruchmann
Portrait, Leopold Kupelwieser, 1821 [image]
Flirting with Justina Bruchman in Schwind's A Schubertiade, 1865 [image]
Portrait, Leopold Kupelwieser, 1821 [image]
Grandparents Franz (1727-1798) and Katharina Hohenauer (1733-1797)
Parents Franz Xaver [von] Schober (1759-1802) and Katharina Derffel (1762-1833)
Dominik Derffel (1729-1775), hotelier in the 'Petersbad' and Katharina's father
Torup Castle near Malmö, Sweden [image]
Father Franz Xaver von Schober ennobled 1801
Attends the Salzmannschule in Schnepfenthal, Thuringia, with brother Axel
Map of Malmö (Torup), Schnepfenthal and Vienna [image]
Enrols at the Kremsmünster Stift in Upper Austria, 1809
No homosexuality in the Schubert circles
Selbstbefleckung and slander in Kremsmünster Stift
Josefa von Spaun's opposition to his engagement to Marie von Spaun
Supposedly participates in the Congress of Vienna, 1815
Abandons university studies 1819
Manipulates the documentary record of his biography
Schubert and Schober become soulmates - the 'Schobert'
Schober's account of first meeting with Schubert (Cinderella)
Schober's implicit denigration of Schubert's father
Schober's use of money as an instrument of social power
Schober's visit to Sweden in 1816
Leopold Kupelwieser, Franz von Schober and Torup Castle, ND [image]
Schober affects the role of Goethe's Werther
Portrait, Leopold Kupelwieser, 1821 [image]
Introduces Schubert to Johann Michael Vogl
Texts composed by Franz von Schober
Schober supposed to have introduced Schubert the works of Wilhelm Müller
Did Schober the libertine lead Schubert astray?
Schober the snake in 'A game of charades in Atzenbrugg', 1821 [image]
'Engagement' to Justina Bruchmann broken off, 1824
Leaves Breslau and returns to Vienna
Bauernfeld immune to Schober's charisma
Bauernfeld's pantomime mocking Schober, 1825
Coffee house life with the friends
Schober restarts the Lesegesellschaft
Schober manages the Lithographisches Institut
Schubert's last illness and death
The collapse of the Lithographisches Institut
Organizing Schubert's obsequies: Schober's minimal role
Spaun suggests collaborative memoir with Bauernfeld and Schober
Joseph Danhauser, Franz von Schober, 1844 [image]
Franz von Schober in Dresden, 1859, photograph [image]
Refuses to write memoir of Schubert
Suggests that Schubert had a 'secret love'
Schober's late, restless years
Moritz von Schwind: scales fall from eyes
Joseph Kenner's assessment of Schober's character
See: Schubert's private musical evenings
See: Franz von Schober's reading club
Schober, Katharina von née Derffel, (1762-1833), Franz von Schober's mother
Companion of Bishop Johann Nepomuk von Dankesreither
Schober, Ludovica von (1790-1812), Franz von Schober's sister, married Siboni
Attracts the attention of the secret police
Marries Giuseppe Siboni in 1811
Dies in a pistol accident November 1812
Schober, Sophie von (1795-1825), Franz von Schober's sister
Leopold Kupelwieser, Sophie Schober, pencil drawing, c. 1821 [image]
Schönstein, Carl Freiherr von (1796-1876)
Spaun's memoir of Schubert's performances [quote]
Schopenhauer, Arthur (1788-1860), philosopher
Lemmy Kilmister and Arthur Schopenhauer: the will to die
Schrödinger, Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander (1887-1961), physicist
Schubart, Christian Friedrich Daniel (1739-1791), writer, musician and journalist
Introduction to the Die Forelle series
Lack of social mobility of the times
Frontispiece to Leben und Gesinnungen [image]
Locations of Schubart's youth in Swabia [image]
Aligned with the common people
Scholteacher in Geislingen (1763-1769)
At Carl Eugen's court in Ludwigsburg
Barbara Streicher, maid with benefits
Excommunication and departure from Ludwigsburg, 1773
Augsburg, 1774, and the start of the German Chronicle
Geographical complexity, safe havens and danger spots [image]
Life in Ulm, wine, women and song
Philipp Friedrich Scholl in the vice
Map of Ulm and Blaubeuren (1720) [image]
Schubart's arrest in Blaubeuren
The route of Schubart's transport, day 1 [image]
The route of Schubart's transport, day 2 [image]
A VIP reception in the fortress of Hohenasperg
The fortress of Hohenasperg in a representation from 1820 and from 1850 [image]
The dungeon decade in Hohenasperg
Incarceration and the German patchwork
Schubart's incarceration on Hohenasperg
The commander and the clergyman: Rieger and Zilling
His Serene Radiance Carl Eugen, Duke of Württemberg
Some relief 1778: out of the dungeon
Fresh air 1779: a walk on the ramparts
The entertainer 1780: Schubart and Schiller
Renewal 1782: recovering from Rieger
Free at last: the last years in Stuttgart
Three views of Hohenasperg [image]
Two aerial views of Hohensperg [image]
The completely fake 'Schubart Cell' in the 'Schubart Tower' [image]
A photograph of the inside of what was probably Schubart's cell [image]
Two drawings of the 'Schubart Tower' from inside the fortress [image]
A photograph of the 'Schubart Tower' from inside the fortress [image]
Two photos of the 'Schubart Tower' in modern times [image]
The door to Schubart's cell in situ and in the museum [image]
Schubart's view of the door in his dungeon cell [image]
A still from a 1940 film showing Carl Eugen and Franziska [image]
When Schubart met Schiller. A still from a 1940s film [image]
When Schubart met Schiller. A lithograph from 1859 by Bonaventura Weiß [image]
Portrait engraving by Ernst Morace from a painting by August Friedrich Oelenhainz, 1791 [image]
Schubart in der Fürstengruft, Lithograph by Bonaventura Weiß [image]
Portrait mezzotint by Johann Elias Haid Joseph Franz von Goez, 1783 [image]
Schubart's Leben und Gesinnungen, frontispiece and title page [image]
Portrait silverpoint by Anton Karcher based on a work by Philipp Gottfried Lohbauer, 1788 [image]
Portrait engraved by Christian Jakob Schlotterbeck, 1785 [image]
Portrait In Fesseln frei by unknown artist, date post 1784 [image]
Portrait engraved by Johann Michael Söckler from a work by Christoph Nikolaus Kleemann, before 1781 [image]
Schubert, Carl (1723-1787), farmer, Franz Schubert's grandfather
Erection of the statue Ölvater in Hohenseibersdorf
Notables of Neudorf commit to the maintenance of the Ölvater
Family house ruins, 2010 [image]
Parish register entries for family [image]
Family house ruins, 2010 [image]
Schubert, Elisabeth (-Vietz, 1756-1812), wife of of Franz Theodor Schubert
Cause of high infant mortality
Birth house in Zuckmantel [image]
Commemorative plaque in Zuckmantel [image]
220th anniversary of Franz Peter's birth.
Schubert, Ferdinand Lukas (1794-1859), teacher
Writes memoir of Franz Schubert 1828/1838
220th anniversary of brother Franz Peter's birth.
Schubert, Franz Peter (1797-1828), composer
Introduction to the Die Forelle series
The creation of the Forellenquintett
The creation of the Die Forelle
Schubert ill on his visit to Steyr in 1823
Limited social mobility of Schubert's ancestors
Therese Grob, never aware of Schubert's feelings for her
The problem of the biographical in Schubert's life
The story of the creation of the choral work Ständchen D 920/921
Die Winterreise, Schubert's biographical background
Paucity of reliable biographical sources
Spaun's memoir concerning the composition of Die Winterreise [quote]
Analysis of Spaun's Winterreise memoir
Exploitation of Schubert: the 'little man at the piano'
Spaun's second memoir of Schubert's performances [quote]
Schubert and Vogl, caricature by Franz Schober [image]
Schubert's social position in the feudal context of Austria
Composition of Nähe des Geliebten D 162
Composition of Gretchen am Spinnrade D 118
Life under the reppressive belljar of Franz II
Schwind: The composer's room in Wipplinger Strasse, 1821 [image]
The terrible effect of the Ehe-Consens Gesetz, 1815
Schubertiaden fundamentally selfish events
Schober invents the Schubertiade in 1821
Schubert gains no professional benefit from the Schubertiaden
No homosexuality in the Schubert circles
Schubert and Schober become soulmates - the 'Schobert'
Schober's account of first meeting with Schubert (Cinderella)
Schober's implicit denigration of Schubert's father
Schubert's one and only concert, 26 March 1828
Programme for Schubert's one and only concert, 26 March 1828 [image]
Josepha ('Pepi') Pöcklhofer, not the source of syphilis
Coffee house life with the friends
Schubert's last illness and death
Organizing Schubert's obsequies: Schober's minimal role
Joseph Kenner's assessment of Schober's character
220th anniversary of Franz Peter's birth.
Image of a cast from a death or life mask of Schubert [image]
A detail from Moritz von Schwind's homage to a Schubertiade [image]
Friedrich Lieder's 1827 sketch of Schubert [image]
Wilhelm August Rieder's watercolour of Schubert, 1825 [image]
Josef Eduard Teltscher, lithograph of Schubert, 1826 [image]
Josef Eduard Teltscher, Schubert (detail of Jenger, Hüttenbrenner und Schubert) [image]
Anton Felix Depauly, 'Schubert without Spectacles' c. 1826-1828 [image]
Wilhelm August Rieder, portrait of Schubert, oil, 1875 [image]
Supposed portrait of Schubert at 17. Unsigned. Undated. Artist unknown [image]
Dr Karl Joseph von Hartmann, chalk drawing by Leopold Kupelwieser[?], 1821? [image]
Portrait supposed to be of Schubert, supposedly by Abel. Unsigned. Undated [image]
Leopold Kupelwieser, Der Sündenfall, 1821 [image]
Schubert: from child to musical genius
Lied auf dem Wasser zu singen, für meine Agnes
See: Die Forelle, song composition
See: Die Forelle, lyrics by Christian Schubart
See: Die schöne Müllerin, passim
See: Schubert's private musical evenings
See: Franz von Schober's reading club
Schubert, Franz Theodor Florian (1763-1830)
Attends the Jesuitengymnasium in Brünn, Moravia
The educational gap years 1770-73
Enrolls at the University of Vienna
Residence permit for Haus zum goldenen Ring in 1784 [image]
Franz von Schober's implicit denigration of Schubert's father
Obtains Rossau post because of the failures of his predecessor
220th anniversary of son Franz Peter's birth
Architect of Franz Peter's education and musical development
Gives Franz Peter violin lessons
Schubert, Ignaz Franz (1785-1844), teacher
Starts giving his brother piano lessons
Schubert, Johann Karl Alois (1755-1804)
Attends the Jesuitengymnasium in Brünn, Moravia
Called to Vienna by Andreas Becker
Enrolls at the University of Vienna
220th anniversary of brother Franz Peter's birth.
Schubert, Magdalena (-Vietz, 1763-1829), wife of Johann Karl Schubert
220th anniversary of Franz Peter's birth.
Schubert, Susanna née Möck (1733-1806), Franz Schubert's grandmother
Parish register entries for family [image]
Family house ruins, 2010 [image]
Schumann, Robert (1810-1856), musician
Schwind, Moritz Ludwig von (1804-1871), artist
The composer's room in Wipplinger Strasse, 1821 [image]
Portrait, Leopold Kupelwieser, 1827 [image]
A Schubertiade (1828), 1868 [image]
Moritz von Schwind: scales fall from eyes
Josef Kriehuber, Portrait of Moritz von Schwind, 1827 [image]
A detail from Moritz von Schwind's homage to a Schubertiade [image]
Visits Johann Senn in Innsbruck
Sebald, Winfried Georg (1944-2001), writer
Manifestations, from Austerlitz [quote]
Sedlnitzky, Josef Graf Sedlnitzky Odrowąż von Choltitz (1778-1855), President of Police, Vienna
Moritz Michael Daffinger, portrait of Graf Joseph Sedlnitzky, 1837 [image]
Senn, Johann Chrysostomus (1795-1857), friend of Schubert
Adler! Tiroler Adler! Warum bist du so roth? postcard WWI [image]
Portrait of Johann Chrysostomus Senn by Leopold Kupelwieser 1820 [image]
Shakespeare, William (1564-1616), writer
Cymbeline, Act IV. Scene 2: 'Fear no more the heat o' the sun' [quote]
Sheindlin, Judith Susan (1942-), lawyer and judge
The TV programme Judge Judy, a moral force in modern society
Siboni, Giuseppe (1780-1839), singer
As Licinius in Gaspare Spontini's Opera Die Vestalin [image]
Ludovica von Schober dies in a pistol accident November 1812
Application for Austrian citizenship rejected in 1816
Introduces Franz von Schober to Johann Michael Vogl
Simrock, Nikolaus (1751-1832), German publisher
Beethoven's letter on the Jacobin Conspiracy [quote]
Sint Jans, Geertgen tot (c.1460-c.1495), artist
Geboorte van Christus / Nativity at Night, c. 1490 [image]
Snyders, Frans (fl. 1579-1657), artist
Prometheus Bound' (c. 1618), painted the eagle [image]
Sonnenfels, Joseph von (1732-1817), jurist
Involvement in the struggle against censorship of De l'esprit des loix
Sonnleithner, Leopold von (1797-1873)
Remarks on portraits of Franz Schubert and his appearance
Sorolla, Joaquín y Bastida (1863-1923), artist
Kissing the Relic, 1893 [image]
Spaun, Anton von (1790-1849)
Letter received re Schober's passion for Marie von Spaun
Spaun, Franz Seraph von (1753-1826), writer
Franz Seraph von Spaun: an heroic life of principled resistance bordering on the psychotic.
Political freedom under Leopold II [quote]
Compared to Jacobin conspirators
Imprisoned in Kufstein and Munkács
A lesson for the Schubert friends
Spaun, Joseph Freiherr von (1788-1865), civil servant
Memoir concerning the composition of Die Winterreise [quote]
Analysis of Spaun's Winterreise memoir
Spaun's memoir of Schubert's performances [quote]
The life of Josef's troubled uncle Franz Seraph
Discussion of his mother Josefa von Spaun's opposition to Schober's engagement to Marie von Spaun
Portrait by Leopold Kupelwieser ND [image]
Spaun suggests collaborative memoir with Bauernfeld and Schober
Anton Ottenwalt encourages Spaun to write a memoir of Schubert
Remarks on portraits of Franz Schubert and his appearance
Recollections of Schubert in the Stadtkonvikt
Spaun, Marie von (1795-1847), Spaun family sister
Passion of Schober and the Kremsmünster boys for her
Josefa Spaun's opposition to her engagement to Franz von Schober
Spitzweg, Carl (1808–1885), painter
Staegemann, Friedrich August von (often 'Stägemann') (1763-1840), diplomat
Berlin salon with Müller, Hensel, Brentano etc.
Steiner, Francis George (1929-), writer
The Copernican model of the solar system misapprehended
Sterne, Laurence (1713-1768), writer
'He shall be christened Trismegistus, brother'
Laurence Sterne by Sir Joshua Reynolds (1760) [image]
Stevenson, Robert Louis Balfour (1850-1894), writer
Songs of Travel as a poem cycle
Stiernblad, Alexius[Axel] Freiherr von (ND), Swedish baron
Torup Castle; employer of Franz Xaver Schober
Domenico Bossi (1765-1853), portrait miniature [image]
Gossip that he is the father of Franz Xaver Schober's children
Stolberg, Friedrich Leopold Graf von (1750-1819), poet and statesman
Lied auf dem Wasser zu singen, für meine Agnes
Strigel, Bernhard (1460-1528), artist
Familie des Kaisers Maximilian I (post 1515) [image]
Strudel, Paul (1648-1708), sculptor
Bust of Carlos II of Spain (1695) [image]
Bust of Emperor Leopold I (1695) [image]
Stückelberg, Ernst (1831-1903), artist
Sustris, Lambert (1515–1591), artist
Portrait of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor (1548), detail [image]
Swedenborg, Emanuel (1688-1772)
Mockery by Heine in Romanzero (1854)
Szyk, Arthur (1894-1951), artist
FDR's 'Soldier in Art' and his work Satan Leads the Ball
Teltscher, Josef Eduard (1801-1837), artist
Josef Eduard Teltscher, lithograph of Schubert, 1826. [image]
Josef Eduard Teltscher, Schubert (detail of Jenger, Hüttenbrenner und Schubert) [image]
Thomas, Jan (1617–1673), artist
Emperor Leopold I in Theatre Costume (c. 1667) [image]
Tiedge, Christoph August (1752-1841), writer
Nebensonnen: Three suns conundrum in Die Winterreise
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) (c.1488-1576)
Portrait of John Calvin [image]
Torberg, Friedrich (1908-1979), writer
Saving time: letter to Victor von Kahler, 1945
Tour, Georges de La (1593-1652), artist
The Blind Hurdy-Gurdy Player [image]
Job Mocked by his Wife [image]
Trump, Donald John (1946-), 45th US president
'The Donald' as branding identifier
Simple people in the USA appear to like Trump and Sanders
Donald Trump could make an excellent President of the US
Donald Trump's lectern remains dark
Donald Trump and the 'post-fact' era
Nixon's revenge: Trump kicking the media around
The four unaccounted hours of the most powerful man on earth
Unker, Carl Henrik d' (1828-1866), artist
Arrestmeldung (Arrest Report), by Carl d'Unker (1857) [image]
Urgell e Inglada, Modesto (1839-1919), artist
La vuelta del entierro (The Return from the Burial), (nd) [image]
Velázquez, Diego Rodríguez de Silva y (1599-1660), artist
Queen Mariana of Austria (1652) [image]
Verdi, Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco (1813-1901), composer
Suspension of disbelief needed for Rigoletto and for politics
Vesper, Bernward (1938-1971), writer and publisher
Post-war joke version of 'Das Lied der Deutschen' in Die Reise
Vogl, Johann Michael (1768-1840), singer
Schubert's three visits to Steyr with Vogl
Spaun's memoir of Schubert's performances [quote]
Schubert and Vogl, caricature by Franz Schober [image]
Schubert and Vogl, caricature by Franz Schober [image]
Introduced to Schubert by Franz von Schober
Portrait by Leopold Kupelwieser, 1821 [image]
Schubert and Vogl, caricature by Franz Schober, op cit. [image]
Performing style in Schubertiaden
Performing style in Schubertiaden
Moritz von Schwind, Vogle gesticulating in a Schubertiade [image]
Vogt, Werner (1960-), writer
Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet) (1694-1778), writer
The great hero in the attack on superstition
Collection des lettres sur les miracles (1767) [quote]
Seated Voltaire, Jean-Antoine Houdon (1741-1828), c. 1779-1795 [image]
Loans for Duke Carl Eugen of Württemberg
Voß, Johann Heinrich (1751-1826), writer and translator
presumed author of Wer nicht liebt Wein, Weib und Gesang
Wagenknecht, Sahra (1969-), German politician
Sahra[sic] Wagenknecht, neo-Stalinist fantasist
Waldmüller, Ferdinand Georg (1793-1865), artist
Nach der Schule (After School), 1841 [image]
Walker, John (1781-1859), the inventor of the friction match
Memorial to John Walker in Stockton-on-Tees [image]
The bust of John Walker unveiled by Stockton mayor Laurie Wild in 1977 [image]
John Walker, clay To bronze bust by Jose Sarabia [image]
Plaques of John Walker by Jose Sarabia [image]
A woodcut incorrectly believed to be of John Walker. [image]
John Walker the actor, by Henry Ashby [image]
The correct image of John Walker, the inventor of the friction match [image]
Imaginary bust of Homer in the Louvre [image]
Imaginary bust of Catullus in Sirmione [image]
Two imaginary Greeks: King Agamemnon and Anaximander [image]
Walser, Martin (1927-), writer
Walking with Walser: Heimatkunde and the art of leaving things unsaid [quote]
Waugh, Evelyn (1903-1966), writer
The plague of politics [quote]
Weber, Karl Emil Maximilian 'Max' (1864-1920), sociologist
The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism [quote]
The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism passim
Portrait of Max Weber in 1918 [image]
Welby, Justin Portal (1956-), Archbishop of Canterbury
'Engaging God' and surprised by the problem of evil
C of E bans freemasonry symbol from gravestone
Werner, Heinrich (1800-1833), German composer
Setting of Goethe's Heidenröslein 1829
Wittgenstein, Ludwig (1889-1951), philosopher
Timelessness, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, Proposition 6.4311 [quote]
Wittgenstein's disease and the nonsense bypass
Wordsworth, William (1770-1850), writer
French Revolution: 'Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive' [quote]
Wright, Joseph (of Derby)(1734-1797), artist
An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump (1768) [image]
A Philosopher Lecturing on the Orrery (1766)
An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump (1768), iconography [image]
Wtewael, Joachim (1566–1638), artist
Lot and his Daughters (c. 1600) [image]
Yeats, William Butler (1865-1939), writer
'Among School Children' (1928) [quote]
'Under Ben Bulben' (1938) [quote]
From 'The Second Coming': 'The best lack all conviction' [quote]
Fanaticism, from 'The Second Coming': 'The best lack all conviction' [quote]
'Easter, 1916': the fanatic heart laid bare [quote]
The tower and stream at Thoor Ballylee
'Milton's platonist' in 'The Phases of the Moon' (1919) [quote]
See: 'Down by the Salley Gardens', poem
Zelter, Carl Friedrich (1758-1832), composer
Zelter's music for Friederike Brun's 'Ich denke dein'
Zinzendorf, Karl von (1739-1813), minister
Moderating influence in the Jacobin trials 1794
Zweig, Stefan (1881-1942), writer
From Die Welt von Gestern, travel freedom [quote]
Friderike and Stefan Zweig on a station in the mid-1930s [image]


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Spotted! Mason Dash Disick... In The Driver's Seat?!
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April 24, 2012
How adorable is this pic of Kourtney Kardashian's little guy, Mason Dash Disck? Mason and his 'rents are NYC to celebrate the opening of Scott's new restaurant and the paps got this cute shot earlier in the day before the festivities.
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- -Kasey said...
My first SLR was a Nikon D40... that was 4yrs ago when my hubby bought it for me as a BDay gift. I still use that camera today and it works like a charm!
I am however looking into upgrading now that I have learned a lot about SLR's over the years. Of course I am a Nikon Fan so I am staying Nikon... Looking into the D3000 and also looking into buying a 300mm lens and a fish-eye lens [I already have a 55mm lens and a 200mm lens].
SO... my vote is Nikon for sure! :)
- April 4, 2011 at 5:15 AM
- Megan said...
I have always been a Canon fan. All my point and clicks have been Canons and I recently bought my first SLR and it is also Canon. It is great and I love it!
But it is one of those things, either you like Canon or you like Nikon. You usally end up sticking with one of the other for the rest of your life.
- April 4, 2011 at 6:03 AM
- Lisa Fergus said...
I have a Canon Rebel. I LOVE it! It's for sure more camera then I need, but it allows me to take AMAZING outdoor pictures of my kids!
If you do a lot of indoor photography (not that you would living where you do), I'd get a flash attachment. It's hard to get good light indoors without one!
- April 4, 2011 at 6:07 AM
- ChinkyGirLMeL said...
I think you should go for the Nikon. Nikon is just all things awesome. I just got a Nikon D5000 last month and I lurrrrve it.Make sure to do a little research on cameras and just go with whichever one you want. =)
- April 4, 2011 at 6:10 AM
- Mrs. Beach Bride said...
My brother, a photographer helped me track down a gently used canon 30D on craigslist for $375!!! I hope to get better at taking pictures and will probably get some lenses since I saved so much money on the camera. It's still $1000 on amazon!
- April 4, 2011 at 6:42 AM
- Noodles and Waffles said...
Christian has a Canon 7D and a 40D and I have a Rebel XSI. No complains here. Don't forget to save your money for a nice 50mm lens - my favorite.
- April 4, 2011 at 7:08 AM
- Chic 'n Cheap Living said...
I want a digital SLR too! I have a Canon 880 that I bring everywhere but am eyeing a Canon 60d.
Chic 'n Cheap Living
- April 4, 2011 at 7:15 AM
- The Parrish Family said...
I think you probably know I'm a Canon girl too! I had a Rebel xsi (which is a fantastic camera) but I upgraded to the new 60D. But you could spend even more $ and go with the 7D. And I also agree with the poster who suggested save $ for a good 50mm. My 50mm/1.4 stays on my camera 95% of the time. Good luck with your decision making! :)
- April 4, 2011 at 7:23 AM
- Marie a la Mode said...
Hi Jenna! I have a Nikon D3000. I like it but I think my next camera will be a Canon.
- April 4, 2011 at 8:21 AM
- Nikki said...
I have a Canon Rebel XTI. There is still so much I don't know about it but I'm learning. I do know that it shoots better with a flash than my friends Nikon, but that's just what she said I have no experience with either ;)
- April 4, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- Nicole Marie said...
i love my canon. i have the 50d but even the lower end rebel is great
- April 4, 2011 at 10:41 AM
- Jen said...
I was trying to decide between a nice Nikon or Canon and I think I'm going with the Canon... I'm already starting to save!! ;-)
Happy Monday Darling! xo
- April 4, 2011 at 11:20 AM
- Rebekah said...
I don't have a DSLR, so I don't have any advice, but I hope you get one! I know I can't wait to have one!
- April 4, 2011 at 11:22 AM
- Jules said...
I've been having the same cravings since Christmas. I just have a regular Canon point and shoot and really want a Canon Rebel. I love taking pictures and if I ever get one, I'll be sure to take a class to get the most use out of it.
- April 4, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Things to Do said...
I don't have much advice, but I'll be interested in what you get. All my latest camera acquisitions have been film cameras and I need to get a new digital one. Happy shopping!
- April 4, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- drollgirl said...
dude. i need to do the same. i wish somebody ELSE would buy the camera for me! so much money and so many options. blergh!
lovemaegan (of lovemaegan.com) takes awesome pics. i think she has a link to her camera info on her blog.
- April 4, 2011 at 3:09 PM
- Diana Smith said...
I have had my canon rebel for 2.5 years! Its pretty basic although I still have no figured it all out yet, I would recommend it for a beginner, but it still takes amazing pictures!
- April 4, 2011 at 3:37 PM
- Ashley said...
This is my current camera: http://www.amazon.com/Canon-T2i-Digital-3-0-Inch-18-55mm/dp/B0035FZJHQ
And I adore it to pieces. HIGHLY recommended. :]
- April 4, 2011 at 7:35 PM
- Ashleigh said...
We have the Canon 50D - it's hubby's deal so I don't know technically much about it but it's been great for me to work on my skills :) These camera pictures are so great!
- April 5, 2011 at 9:05 AM
- Googlover/keishua said...
beautiful cameras. I keep wanting to get a "real camera" but I like my iphone pictures, too. happy shopping.
- April 5, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- amalie said...
such great cameras! love the last one. i have a sony, it works pretty good but i'm more a fan of canon or nikon. not made my mind of the two yet. although, i love the old fashioned diana cameras!
- April 5, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- Claire said...
hello! i recently bought my first digital slr. Nikon D3100 and i love it, i just finished a 5 week basic course at evening class to learn the functions and i'm so glad i did. it all makes sence now!....kind of....:)x
- April 5, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- Elaine said...
Right now I'm using a Canon EOS Rebel T1i with this lens. Love it!
- April 5, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- BExCLUSIVE MAGAZINE said...
So cute photos!!!
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- April 5, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- deniz saatçioğlu said...
I' m about to buy a new SLR camera right now. For weeks I' ve been searching and reading every forum about it and I was so confused. Couldn' t decide between Canon EOS 550D and Nikon D90.
Yesterday I ordered Nikon D90. I hope I will be happy with it.
- April 5, 2011 at 2:44 PM
- Tereza said...
Love the camera shots. I've always been a Canon girl, seems you can't go wrong with them.
good luck!
- April 5, 2011 at 5:42 PM
- deniz saatçioğlu said...
Thanks for your comment and following. I' m following too.
- April 6, 2011 at 5:38 AM
- Ellie said...
I love the old fashioned cameras in these photos!
Get a Nikon - they seem to be leading in the focus technology at the moment. I'd just figure out your price point and get the best one you can afford! You will love it.
ps I'm a Canon girl but I would switch right now if I didn't have so many lenses!
- April 6, 2011 at 9:05 PM
- Jess said...
I love these pictures! I just recently took my first photography class and can't get enough. Can't wait to learn some more :)
xo Jess
- April 7, 2011 at 5:15 PM
- Vegas Fashion Stylist said...
I am in the same boat, I need to save for a good camera
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