Category: German Poetry


Gottfried August Bürger: “The Wild Huntsman”

 1747-1794

HEINRICH HEINE: “GEOFFREY RUDEL AND MELISANDA OF TRIPOLI”

Excerpt from 'The Works of Heinrich Heine,' Volume 19, translated by Charles Godfrey Leland, published in 1898.
A medieval illustration depicting two figures embracing, surrounded by floral designs and a heraldic shield in the upper corner.
A medieval illustration depicting a man playing a musical instrument while speaking to a seated woman, who appears engaged in conversation.
A poetic text excerpt displayed in an artistic font, focusing on themes of love, longing, and memory.
A medieval illustration featuring two figures, one reading a book and the other gesturing while seated beneath a decorative heart-shaped tree with the word 'AMOR' inscribed on it.
A poetic excerpt featuring romantic dialogue between two characters, discussing love, dreams, and the passage of time in a moonlit chamber.
A couple sitting closely together on a couch, the man looking contemplative while the woman reads from a book, set in a dimly lit room.

HEINRICH & MATHILDE

Friedrich von Schiller:  “The Commencement of the Nineteenth Century”

Joseph Christian Freiherr von Zedlitz: “William Tell”

Johann Gabriel Seidl: “The Snow-Bride”

Heinrich Heine: “The Pilgramage To Keevlar”

Excerpt from 'The Book of German Songs: From the Eighteenth to the Nineteenth Century', translated and edited by H.W. Dulcken, published in London in 1856.
An illustration of a tower with a person standing at the lattice, depicting a scene from 'The Pilgrimage to Keelvar.' The text includes a dramatic dialogue between a mother and her sick son about a procession.
An illustration depicting a scene related to a poem about the Virgin Mary, featuring a village with houses and people dressed in traditional attire, surrounded by trees.
A page of handwritten text, featuring a poem with lines about a cripple, a wax foot, and references to a mother and son, with themes of healing and devotion.
A page of text from a poem about a mother and her sick son, featuring themes of devotion and a vision of the Virgin Mary.
A portrait of a young man with light brown hair, wearing a black jacket and a white shirt, seated with one arm resting on a red chair.

HEINRICH HEINE

Joseph von Eichendorff: “The Robber Brothers”

Wilhelm Müller: “The Coming of Spring”

Wolfgang Müller:  On The Rhine Is My Heart

Heinrich Heine: “Seraphine”

Ferdinand Freiligrath: “Hungary: New Year’s Eve 1848”

Friedrich von Schiller: “The Battle”

Anastasius Grün:  “The Ring”

Robert Reinick: “The Moon-Dial”

Wilibald Alexis: “Fredericus Rex”

Ernst Moritz Arndt: “The German Song”

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