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Place. In the Thale of the Saale

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There are no traditional portraits that contemporaries made by the poet Ernst Ortlepp (1800 - 1864). Young Zeitz artist Christine Heinemann has taken a look at the poeting. It’s poetic, on the large-format woodcut. Full of hints on personality and life of the poet. The title of the graphic is no exception. The Saale Valley was his home landscape, creative inspiration and finally the place of his death. Friedrich Nietzsche wrote to Wilhelm Pinder on July 4, 1864: "By the way, the old town lip is dead. Between Pforta and Almrich he fell into a trench and broke his neck. In Pforta, he was buried early in the morning in dark rain; four workers carried the raw coffin; Prof. Keil followed with an umbrella. Not a clergyman. We spoke to him on the anniversary of his death in Almrich. He said he was giving himself a logis in the Saalthale. We want to put a little memorial stone on him,... "(Museum Schloss Moritzburg Zeitz)
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Title: Place. In the Thale of the Saale
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There are no traditional portraits that contemporaries made by the poet Ernst Ortlepp (1800 - 1864).
Young Zeitz artist Christine Heinemann has taken a look at the poeting.
It’s poetic, on the large-format woodcut.
Full of hints on personality and life of the poet.
The title of the graphic is no exception.
The Saale Valley was his home landscape, creative inspiration and finally the place of his death.
Friedrich Nietzsche wrote to Wilhelm Pinder on July 4, 1864: "By the way, the old town lip is dead.
Between Pforta and Almrich he fell into a trench and broke his neck.
In Pforta, he was buried early in the morning in dark rain; four workers carried the raw coffin; Prof.
Keil followed with an umbrella.
Not a clergyman.
We spoke to him on the anniversary of his death in Almrich.
He said he was giving himself a logis in the Saalthale.
We want to put a little memorial stone on him,.
"(Museum Schloss Moritzburg Zeitz).

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