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Nachlass Samuel Thomas von Soemmerring, Ms. Ff. S. Th. v. Soemmerring 10 Nachlass Samuel Thomas von Soemmerring, 65.732.21 Nachlass Samuel Thomas von Soemmerring, Wmq 1588
Ms. Ff. S. Th. v. Soemmerring Nachlass Samuel Thomas von Soemmerring
Nachlass Samuel Thomas von Soemmerring
1799-1848
107 Bl. mit 170 aufgeklebten Bildern (1 Bd.)
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Die Bilder unterschiedlicher Größen sind teilw. mit W.Soemmerring sign. und vor-und rückseitig aufgeklebt. Die Datierung reichen von 1799-1848, die meisten aus den Jahren 1802-05. Evtl. stammen nicht alle von ihm. Es handelt sich um Aquarelle, Bleistiftzeichnungen, Gouachen u. Radierungen. Motive sind überwiegend Tiere, Pflanzen und Landschaften. Dabei auch eine Rötelzeichnung, die das Portrait der Mutter, Mary Soemmerring, geb. Grunelius, zeigt, die 1802 starb. Montiert sind auch 2 Holzstiche einer Bekassine, die womöglich von dem Engländer Thomas Bewick stammen (um 1805). In kindhafter Schrift steht auf dem Vorsatzpapier: Bilder für Soemmerring 1871, damit ist evtl. der Urenkel Samuel Soemmerrings -Adolf- gemeint.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
Conduct that was first criminalized under National Socialism (e.g. the Treachery Act, ‘Judenbegünstigung’) or which the Nazi judiciary prosecuted more severely (e.g. high treason).
Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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