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Lot 64
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)
Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts. 1819
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)
Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts. 1819
[GOETHE, Johann Wolfgang von. (1749-1832)]. Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts dankbar zu erwiedern. [Jena: Fromann, 1819].
First edition, presentation copy inscribed by the author, of the three-stanza poem ‘Sah gemalt, in Gold und Rahmen, / Grauen Barts, den Ritter reiten…’ to ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’. Goethe wrote this poem for his 70th birthday as a gift for his well-wishers. The recipient is most likely to be Anton Dittrich (1786-1849), Prefect of the Gymnasiums in Komotau (Chomutov, Bohemia) whom Goethe mentions in his diary on 18 and 25 September. Hagen 410.
Broadside (201 x 118mm). Printed on unwatermarked wove paper (faint browning). Inserted in a sleeve within modern red morocco gilt binding by Scheer of Berlin. Provenance: authorial inscription ‘Carlsbad 15 Sept. 1819’ at bottom with presentation inscription to: – ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’ (inscribed under title) – Georg von Siemens (banker, 1839-1901; bookplate on flyleaf, presumably recording previous ownership before binding) – Herbert Blank (Stuttgart bookseller’s description inserted in a sleeve).
Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts. 1819
[GOETHE, Johann Wolfgang von. (1749-1832)]. Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts dankbar zu erwiedern. [Jena: Fromann, 1819].
First edition, presentation copy inscribed by the author, of the three-stanza poem ‘Sah gemalt, in Gold und Rahmen, / Grauen Barts, den Ritter reiten…’ to ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’. Goethe wrote this poem for his 70th birthday as a gift for his well-wishers. The recipient is most likely to be Anton Dittrich (1786-1849), Prefect of the Gymnasiums in Komotau (Chomutov, Bohemia) whom Goethe mentions in his diary on 18 and 25 September. Hagen 410.
Broadside (201 x 118mm). Printed on unwatermarked wove paper (faint browning). Inserted in a sleeve within modern red morocco gilt binding by Scheer of Berlin. Provenance: authorial inscription ‘Carlsbad 15 Sept. 1819’ at bottom with presentation inscription to: – ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’ (inscribed under title) – Georg von Siemens (banker, 1839-1901; bookplate on flyleaf, presumably recording previous ownership before binding) – Herbert Blank (Stuttgart bookseller’s description inserted in a sleeve).
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)
Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts. 1819
[GOETHE, Johann Wolfgang von. (1749-1832)]. Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts dankbar zu erwiedern. [Jena: Fromann, 1819].
First edition, presentation copy inscribed by the author, of the three-stanza poem ‘Sah gemalt, in Gold und Rahmen, / Grauen Barts, den Ritter reiten…’ to ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’. Goethe wrote this poem for his 70th birthday as a gift for his well-wishers. The recipient is most likely to be Anton Dittrich (1786-1849), Prefect of the Gymnasiums in Komotau (Chomutov, Bohemia) whom Goethe mentions in his diary on 18 and 25 September. Hagen 410.
Broadside (201 x 118mm). Printed on unwatermarked wove paper (faint browning). Inserted in a sleeve within modern red morocco gilt binding by Scheer of Berlin. Provenance: authorial inscription ‘Carlsbad 15 Sept. 1819’ at bottom with presentation inscription to: – ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’ (inscribed under title) – Georg von Siemens (banker, 1839-1901; bookplate on flyleaf, presumably recording previous ownership before binding) – Herbert Blank (Stuttgart bookseller’s description inserted in a sleeve).
Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts. 1819
[GOETHE, Johann Wolfgang von. (1749-1832)]. Die Feier des achtundzwanzigsten Augusts dankbar zu erwiedern. [Jena: Fromann, 1819].
First edition, presentation copy inscribed by the author, of the three-stanza poem ‘Sah gemalt, in Gold und Rahmen, / Grauen Barts, den Ritter reiten…’ to ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’. Goethe wrote this poem for his 70th birthday as a gift for his well-wishers. The recipient is most likely to be Anton Dittrich (1786-1849), Prefect of the Gymnasiums in Komotau (Chomutov, Bohemia) whom Goethe mentions in his diary on 18 and 25 September. Hagen 410.
Broadside (201 x 118mm). Printed on unwatermarked wove paper (faint browning). Inserted in a sleeve within modern red morocco gilt binding by Scheer of Berlin. Provenance: authorial inscription ‘Carlsbad 15 Sept. 1819’ at bottom with presentation inscription to: – ‘Herrn Professor Dieterich’ (inscribed under title) – Georg von Siemens (banker, 1839-1901; bookplate on flyleaf, presumably recording previous ownership before binding) – Herbert Blank (Stuttgart bookseller’s description inserted in a sleeve).
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