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The book compares Goethe's complex attitudes towards Germany during this period with Heine's wrestling with his place in German culture, as seen through their depictions of Italy.
... Lukas Bauer (CZE), Pietro Piller Cottrer (ITA), Rene Sommerfeldt (GER) Pietro Piller Cottrer (ITA), Dario Cologna (SUI), Petter Northug (NOR) Petter Northug (NOR), Lukas Bauer (CZE), Marcus Hellner (SWE) Dario Cologna (SUI), Daniel ...
... Bauer also joined Flinders, Brown, and artist Géographe then started back for France. William Westall in an ... Lukas Bauer. He also pursued a career in art, becoming known for his drawings of plants. In 1786–87, he accompanied British ...
... Lukas Bauer (1760–1826): botanical artist. Born at Feldsberg, Austria, Ferdinand Bauer was the brother of another great botanical artist, Franz Andreas Bauer (1758–1840). In about 1780 they moved to Vienna and there met the naturalist ...
... Bauer , who undertook the entire process , was exceptional . Finally , the quality of reproduction in a book or ... Lukas Bauer , court - painter to the Count of Lichtenstein . Ferdinand and his brother Franz were trained in botanical ...
William Thomas Stearn, Ferdinand Bauer. FERDINAND LUKAS BAUER ( 1760-1826 ) There were four Bauer brothers : Josef , Francis , Ferdinand and Karl - sons of Lukas Bauer , court painter to Prince Liechtenstein at Feldsberg , near Vienna ...
... Lukas Bauer was doping. Lukas Bauer was the Czech who was leading the Tour de Ski, which was on over the holidays. Going by the quotidian nature of such an introduction no one could suggest that Olof had a hard 139 The air was gray ...
... Lukas Bauer has argued, Heine's travel writing generally speaks to a tourist gaze and the concomitant commodification of experience, which together outline “for Heine a break in cultural cohesiveness.” The tourist's gaze and that which ...
... Lukas Bauer (1760-1826).189 In his 1820 catalogue (1820.2), Bohte listed Bauer's Strelitzia depicta, or coloured figures of the known species of the genus Strelitzia from the drawings in the Banksian Library, published in London in ...