Category: Joseph Christian Freiherr von Zedlitz


Joseph Christian Freiherr von Zedlitz: “William Tell”

Joseph Christian von Zedlitz: “The Midnight Review”

An excerpt from 'The Poetry of Germany' by Alfred Baskerville, detailing selections from celebrated German poets translated into English, published in London in 1867.
A historical illustration depicting a grand military parade with soldiers, horses, and an intricate cityscape in the background, including towers and domes. The sky is filled with smoke, suggesting a dramatic atmosphere.
Text discussing Napoleon's invasion of Russia, highlighting its historical significance and high casualties.
A poem titled 'The Midnight Review' depicting a ghostly drummer awakening at night, with vivid imagery of drumming and warriors rising from their tombs.
An engraving depicting a group of people marching through a snowy landscape, dressed in fur coats and carrying supplies. The scene conveys a sense of hardship and perseverance amidst the harsh winter conditions.
Text displayed on a textured background featuring an elaborate font, discussing themes of the dead rising and spectral chargers.
A poem with a dark and mysterious theme, featuring elegant typography that evokes a sense of solemnity and nostalgia.
A historic black and white depiction of several figures observing a landscape with smoke rising from the horizon, alongside horses and trees in the foreground.
A stylized text displayed in an artistic font, featuring lines about generals, marshals, and Caesar, with elements of drama and historical reference.
Portrait of a man in 19th-century attire, featuring a coat and cravat, with a serious expression.

Joseph Christian Freiherr von Zedlitz

1790 – 1862