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Collection of 10 original printed architectural plans & drawings by Ludwig Hoffmann of the Rudolf-Virchow-Krankenhaus Hospital in Berlin-Wedding. Signed & annotated by Hoffmann some also signed by Stadtbauinspektor Tietze

1909réf. 31997Berlin: NP 1909. Softcover. g to vg. Plans & drawings in various sizes all printed on light card stock some plans mounted. Seven of the ten are numbered. 5 plans/drawings annotated by Hoffmann 2 drawings signed by him 5 signed by Stadtbauinspektor / Magistrats-Baurat Tietze. Printed by "Gisaldruck v. Bogdan Gisevius Berlin." not numbered: 1 Large 46 1/2" x 59" Lageplan ground plan of the hospital also showing surrounding streets. Plan titled "Neubau des IV. Städt. Krankenhauses - Lageplan." Rudolf Virchow handwritten in blue crayon below title. Parts of folds as well as sporadic tears repaired with tape. Parts of edges chipped some closed tears along folds no missing pieces. 2 Drawing 13 3/4 x 16" showing the facade of the hospital mounted on 17 1/4 x 25" card stock. Signed by Ludwig Hoffmann with some of his annotations. 3 Drawing 16" x 21 1/2" of the "Operationshaus" mounted on 23 1/2" x 28 1/2" card stock. Signed by Hoffmann with his annotations. Numbered plans: # 4 - # 7 with original signature of Stadtbauinspektor Tietze dated 6. Januar 1909. Also with printed signature of the on-site architect Bietz Signatures accompanied with text: a "Revidiert und festgestellt: Berlin den 6. Januar 1909. Der Stadtbauinspektor: original signature "Tietze" Magistrats-Baurat. b "Die Richtigkeit und Uebereinstimmung mit der Ausführung bescheinigt: Berlin den 1sten Dezember 1908. Der Bauleitende printed signature of "Bietz" Architekt. 4 Blatt 1: 22" x 30" revised plan showing the foundation Revisionszeichnung Fundamente of the Doppeloperationshaus surgery building. With many handwritten annotations by the architect. Small number stamp on lower left margin. 5 Blatt 2: 26" x 30" revised plan showing the basement Revisionszeichnung Kellergeschoss of the Doppeloperationshaus. With architects handwritten annotations. Five-inch closed tear on upper left corner. 6 Blatt 3: 18" x 25" plan of the basement of the Doppel-Operationshaus. Lists rooms Raumbezeichnung and furniture Mobiliarbezeichnung. Small number stamp on lower left margin. 7 Blatt 4: 30" x 26 3/4" revised drawing of the ground floor of the Doppel-Operationshaus. Two-inch closed tear on right upper edge. 8 Blatt 5: 27" x 31" drawing of the attic Dachgeschoß of the Doppel-Operationshaus. Top left corner with closed tear almost detached. Bottom left corner creased. 9 Blatt 7: 25" x 26 3/4" drawing showing the facade Vorder-Ansicht cross- and longitudinal sections Quer- und Längsschnitt as well as details of the main cornice Hauptgesims and roof turret Dachreiter. 1/2" closed tear on bottom right corner. 10 Not numbered 16 1/4" x 22" drawing mounted on 28 1/4" x 23" card stock showing the facade longitudinal section main cornice and roof turret. Few annotations by architect. Two-inch closed tear on bottom edge. Unique collection of architectural plans & drawings by Berlin architect and Stadtbaurat Ludwig Ernst Emil Hoffmann. The architect attended the Kunstakademie in Kassel and the Bauakademie in Berlin where his teachers included Richard Lucae and Johann Heinrich Strack. After becoming a licensed government architect in 1884 he won a competition for the revised design of the Reichsgerichtgebäude in Leipzig. Hoffmann and Peter Dybwad worked on the monumental neo-classicist building from 1887-1895. A year later Hoffmann was elected city architect of Berlin being responsible for all types of public buildings in the city. Notable examples include the Märkisches Museum various public baths such as the Volksbadeanstalt Baerwaldstraße Berlin-Kreuzberg Volksbadeanstalt Dennewitsstraße Schöneberg Volksbadeanstalt Oderberger Straße Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg several bridges & fountains the Altes Stadthaus the Rudolf-Virchow-Krankenhaus and many others. On the initiative of Rudolf Virchow the fourth major city hospital was built between 1898 and 1906. Virchow was a German doctor anthropologist pathologist and politician known for his advancement of public health. He is considered as one of the founders of social medicine. The Virchow Krankenhaus was the last hospital that was built in the so-called "Pavillonstil." At the time the construction of the building cost 19 million Reichsmark. 57 separate buildings with 2000 beds were built on an area of 2906255 square feet. The staff buildings housed approx. 1000 employees doctors nurses and other personnel. Impeccable landscaping trees large green patches flower beds and benches gave the hospital grounds a park-like feel. Unique piece of Berlin architectural history by one of the most important German architects of the late 19th and early 20th century. NP unknown

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Hoffmann, LudwigABAA

Collection of 10 original printed architectural plans & drawings by Ludwig Hoffmann of the Rudolf-Virchow-Krankenhaus Hospital in Berlin-Wedding. Signed & annotated by Hoffmann some also signed by Stadtbauinspektor Tietze

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Hoffmann, Christian A S (Breithaupt, August) - WERNER'S MINERALOGYABAA

Handbuch der Mineralogie 4 vols. bound as 8

1811réf. 23068Freiberg: Craz und Gerlach 1811-1818. First Edition. Contemporary three-quarter leather. Very good; front joint of vol.1 & 4 part one and rear joint of the second section of vol. 1 & vol. 4 part two are beginning to split; small gouge to the backstrip of the seventh volume. 8vo. Volumes 2 3 and 4 were published in 2 parts each; volume 1 is here bound as two volumes this was a convenience introduced by the binder because of the length of the second section of text in the first volume. This is not designated on the title page of the first volume later volumes are clearly printed with a part number subordinate to the volume number. The binder in this instance inserted the fly-title before the text of the second section that constitutes this additional volume. The following Roman numerals designate the volume numbers in conformity with the printed title pages. I - xxiv 1 - 349 1 - blank 2 - fly-title 353 - 685 1 - errata 2 - adverts pp. folding table; II1 - 4 1 - 382 pp.; II2 - x 1 - 322 2 - adverts pp.; III1 - iv 1 - 339 1 - errata pp.; III2 - 2 3 - 311 1 - blank pp.; IV1 - 2. 3 - 288 pp.; IV2 - x 2 3 - 208 xiv 1 - 58 209 - 245 index 1 - errata pp. There are also two sheets of detailed contemporary notes that are bound in. One dealing with gold and another with a peculiar mineral formation found formed as a nodule accompanied by a hand drawn illustration in the Italian Alps. There is also a 13 line note on the verso of the front free endpaper of volume one that faces the title page and runs on to it below the imprint. The note discusses the "bequem" format of the 8 volume binding of the book; it is signed: E. v. Uechtritz. Inspector of precious stones Hoffmann studied at the Freiberg Bergakademie under A.G. Werner ". the great oracle of the sciences of the earth" Hoover catalog quoting Cuvier. "Very scarce" Schuh. This work is one of the greatest encyclopedias of Werner's mineral theories ever published. It was the only authorized publication of Werner's mineral system. It was begun by Hoffmann who died after the first two volumes were published and continued by August Breithaupt who completed the third and fourth volumes. In this monumental treatise the Wernerian doctrine of mineralogy is propounded in its most detailed presentation. The authors accept all of Werner's theories concerning mineral formation and classification and include numerous illustrative examples. The text is generous in its treatment of the subject sometimes devoting long detailed sections to minute points. Werner did not publish much on his theories but his students and followers insured that his ideas would reach a larger audience by their own works following his guidelines. The first volume provides a short history of mineralogy definitions descriptions of physical properties including color optics streak hardness specific weight transparency luster and crystal form chemical characteristics the use of the blow-pipe nomenclature and a synopsis of the classification system. Later volumes contain essentially a descriptive mineralogy; all that was known was included in the descriptions. See Schuh; Freilich sale catalog #251; see Dibner Heralds . #91 for Werner; see Hoover #878 for Werner; Ward & Carozzi #1094; see DSB II p. 440. Craz und Gerlach hardcover books

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[Hoffmann, Christian]; [Gerhard, Johann Ernst]Biblio.com

Umbra in luce: Sive consensus et dissensus religionum profanarum Judaismi Samaritanismi Muhammedismi Gingis-Chanismi atque Paganismi praecipue moderni cum veritate Christiana. Bound before: Brochmand Caspar Erasmus: In Canonicam & Catholicam Jacobi Epistolam Commentarius. Copenhagen: Martzan-Moltken 1641.; Bound after: Leyser Wilhelm: Trifolium Verae Religionis V.T. Adamiticae Abrahamiticae Et Israeliticae Iuxta Unifolium Religionis Lutheranae. Wittenberg: Schrödter 1680.; Klug David: Harmonia Evangelistarum Chemnitio-Lysero-Gerhardina. Jena: Hertel 1670.

1680réf. 3358Jenae Jena: Sumtibus Johannis Jacobi Bauhoferi Bauhöfer Johann Jacob 1680. Second edition first published in 1667. Four works bound in one volume. Contemporary vellum binding with title inked on the spine and a faint shelfmark vignette. Contemporary owner’s inscription on the first title page. Handwritten content on the final blank leaf of the last work. Rear free endpaper is missing. Tiny wormholes throughout with more noticeable effects toward the rear including the rear binding panel. Rear panel slightly stained. Despite the wormholes overall in fine condition. Illustrated with five large almost full-page and full-page woodcuts and five smaller woodcut illustrations and a large folding plate. Illustrated with five large almost full-page and full-page woodcuts and five smaller woodcut illustrations and a large folding plate. Second edition first published in 1667. Four works bound in one volume. Contemporary vellum binding with title inked on the spine and a faint shelfmark vignette. 8 196 p. and 1 folding plate. A scarce and early illustrated comparative study on global religions including American and Asian beliefs through a Lutheran lens—is bound alongside three foundational Lutheran texts. Umbra in Luce or Shadow in Light: Agreement and Disagreement of Profane Religions with Christian Truth originally presented in 1667 as an academic disputation at the University of Jena is a comparative theological study authored by Christian Hoffmann under the guidance of Johann Ernst Gerhard. This work examines Judaism Islam Samaritanism as well as Chinese Hindu and Mongolian beliefs uniquely incorporating references to indigenous American and Mexican religions. Hoffmann describes these American beliefs as “shadowed” reflections of divine truth presenting them through a distinctly Lutheran lens. The text with its Samaritan title Ṭelal be-nahar "shadow in light" features a diverse set of typefaces—Arabic Hebrew and Greek—and includes exotic woodcut inserts a folding plate and text illustrations of various coins. The larger illustrations depict figures such as a flaming bronze idol of Moloch associated with ancient child sacrifice along with artifacts from Gerhard’s collection including a Hindu Bhairava statuette and an Indonesian shadow puppet. Notably Hoffmann mistakenly labels this statuette as a "Chinese idol" underscoring the era’s limited understanding of Asian religions. While many images are borrowed from Athanasius Kircher’s Oedipus Ægyptiacus others directly depict Gerhard’s artifacts like the Bhairava statuette a fierce incarnation of Shiva obtained through the Dutch East India Company by Johann Schelhammer a Lutheran pastor in The Hague. These visual and textual elements combined with Hoffmann’s commentary on Mexican religious practices and a depiction of Huitzilopochtli—the Aztec god of war and the sun symbolizing protection and sacrifice—create a vivid portrayal of 17th-century efforts to interpret global religions within a Christian framework. Additionally an intriguing feature of Hoffmann’s text is its engagement with Asian linguistic elements including a passage in Tamil reflecting his interest in Eastern languages and cultures. Bound with Umbra in Luce are three additional theological works: In Canonicam & Catholicam Jacobi Epistolam Commentarius by Caspar Erasmus Brochmand Trifolium Verae Religionis by Wilhelm Leyser and Harmonia Evangelistarum organized by David Klug. These works were likely compiled together to offer a comprehensive suite of Lutheran scholarship that addresses both scriptural exegesis and comparative theology. While Umbra in Luce examines global religions through a comparative lens the others provide detailed doctrinal guidance for Lutheran clergy reflecting an integrated approach to defending and elucidating Lutheran theology against both external and internal religious perspectives. Literature: Ben-Tov A. 2021. Johann Ernst Gerhard 1621–1668: The life and work of a seventeenth-century orientalist. Brill. . Sumtibus Johannis Jacobi Bauhoferi [Bauhöfer, Johann Jacob] unknown

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Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm (Amadeus); Richard Hadl (Illustrator & editor)Biblio.com

Signor Formica: Eine Novelle WITH ORIGINAL DRAWING SIGNED BY ILLUSTRATOR

1920réf. 24429Leipzig: W. Drugulin 1920. Vorzugsausgabe. Limited numbered edition. Hardcover. vg. 1/120. Elephant folio. VIII 1032pp. & 13 unnumbered illustration pages. Gold-stamped full green calf with gold lettering on cover and spine in original dust wrapper and sturdy paper-covered green clamshell box. Gold-lined raised bands. All deckled edges. Inside of front and back board stamped with double gold borders. Binding designed by R. Hadl handcrafted by A. Köllner. Elaborate deluxe edition of Hoffmann's novel "Signor Formica". E. T. A. Hoffmann 1776-1822 was a German author composer draftsman caricaturist jurist and music critic. He was one of the major authors of the Romantic movement. Signor Formica was first published in 1820 and a year later was included in the forth volume of Hoffmann's work "Serapionsbrüder." His few literary works are stories in which supernatural and sinister characters appear in people's lives revealing grotesque and often tragic sides in human nature. This deluxe edition is illustrated with original artwork by the Hungarian sculptor and etcher Richard Hadl. The illustrations consist of one original signed full-page pencil drawing as well as 12 full-page- and 7 in-text drawings in aquatinta-manier. Additional signature of illustrator on limitation page. "Dieses Buch wurde im Jahre neunzehnhundert und zwanzig in der Offizin W. Drugulin in Leipzig gedruckt. Die Auflage beträgt einhundert und zwanzig numerierte Exemplare auf van Gelder-Zonen-Bütten. Nach Beendigung des Druckes wurden die Platten vernichtet. Dieses Exemplar ist Nr. XXXIV und wurde gedruckt für Freiherrn Erich von Goldschmidt-Rothschild. Durchgesehen: signed Richard Hadl." Printed on handmade van Gelder-Zonen paper. Foreword by Hadl. Text in German. This particular copy was printed exclusively for Erich von Goldschmidt-Rothschild 1899-1987 of the famous Rothschild lineage. Goldschmidt-Rothschild was also well-known for his extensive rare book collection. Slip with information on binding laid-in as issued. Very slight rubbing on head and tail of spine. Minor creasing on spine of dust wrapper. Slight scuffing on clamshell box tiny tear on top section on spine of box. 10mm offsetting from interior leather-lining on outer edges of front and rear free endpaper. Dust wrapper and clamshell box protected by modern mylar. Exceptional copy in a stunning binding. Fine condition. Scarce with dust wrapper. W. Drugulin hardcover

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Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm (Amadeus); Richard Hadl (Illustrator & editor)ABAA

Signor Formica: Eine Novelle WITH ORIGINAL DRAWING SIGNED BY ILLUSTRATOR

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Hess, Rudolf - Heinrich Hoffmann (Photogr), Hans KappelerBiblio.com

Reichsparteitag 1936 Nürnberg. Erinnerungsphotoalbum für den schweizer Legationssekretär Franz Kappeler mit beiliegenden unterschriebenen Brief vom Stellvertreter des Führers Rudolf Hess.

réf. 586971936. 4°-Quer 36 Blatt 56 eingeklebte Orig.-Photographien unterschiedlicher Grösse von 23 x17 cm 21 x 27 cm bis 7 x 11 cm unter anderem ein zweifach gefalzte Weitwinkelaufnahme total 22 x 76 cm des Aufmarsches auf dem Reichsparteitagsgelände OLdr. Mappe aussen wasserrändig innen tadellos ausser der gefalteten Photographie diese etwas fleckig. Die meisten der Aufnahmen vom Hitlers Leibphotographen Heinrich Hoffmann 1885-1957. Hitler ist 13 mal abgebildet. Die Aufnahmen zeigen nicht nur den Parteitag und entsprechende Aufmärsche sondern auch Gäste aus befreundeten Ländern. Ausserdem die Besichtigung der neuen Autobahn und ein Ausflug nach Berchtesgaden. - Kappeler Franz 1898 -1988. Stud. in Zürich Genf und Bern 1925 Dr. iur. Volontär an Zürcher Gerichten. Ab 1926 Mitarbeiter des Eidg. Polit. Departements EPD heute EDA 1936 Legationssekr. und 1939 Legationsrat bis 1944 Mitarbeiter des Schweizer Ministers zuerst von Paul Dinichert 1878-1954der wegen seiner kritischen Haltung zum Regime 1938 vom nazifreundlichen Hans Frölicher 1887-1961abgelöst wurde.in Berlin. Kappeler war massgeblich an den dt.-schweiz. Verhandlungen beteiligt die 1938 dazu führten dass in den Pässen dt. Juden der J-Stempel eingeführt wurde. Nach seiner Rückkehr nach Bern trat er in die Abt. für Finanzangelegenheiten ein und wirkte in zahlreichen Wirtschaftskomm. und -delegationen mit. Nach seiner Berufung nach Beirut vertrat er die Schweiz ab 1950 im Libanon in Syrien Irak und Jordanien. 1956 wurde er Minister 1960 Botschafter in Pretoria bis zu seiner Pensionierung im Jahr 1963. In seinen Schriften äusserte K. eine entgegenkommende Haltung sowohl gegenüber dem Dritten Reich als auch gegenüber Südafrika und dessen Apartheidregime. 010 1936 unknown

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Hoffmann, PaulBiblio.com

Archive: Professional Diaries of London Architect Paul Hoffmann 1896-1938

1938réf. 140946061London: No publisher 1938. Very Good. 41 volumes. Bound in varying blue cloth bindings most stamped in gilt. Includes handwritten diaries for 1896-1899 1901-1911 and 1913-1938. Very Good with light shelf wear a few volumes have staining to the covers else fine. Various ephemera laid-in including a note relating to his Czech passport numbered receipts from clients insurance cards pay scale rate cards applications for work letters of intent from prospective employees. An incredibly meticulously logged diary archive into the life and work of noteworthy London architect Paul Hoffmann likely born in Vienna in 1869 passing away in 1938. He was notably involved in Queen's Gate mansion blocks the Philimore Estate and Earl's Court in early 1900. In tiny ink script he kept a diligent yearly diary of his work until just ten days before his death on August 19th 1938 detailing his professional relationships as an architect nearly every day for four decades except Sundays. Includes names of clients colleagues and accounts of his projects. As for what he did in his spare time an intriguing 1902 article in the Anglo-American Press mentions that he was also a librettist and author of the opera "The Little Innocents" under the pen name Hugh Stranger. Hoffmann designed and maintained Capel House in 1905-06 now Cable House in London at 56 New Broad Street. His journal entries describe his work at Capel House including the annual building costs over the years applications for work at the House architect's insurance and more. Not only does this archive describe the day-to-day tasks of a busy architect but also keeps log of the outbreak of WWI from a Londoner's perspective. His diaries kept between 1914-1918 log important WWI dates. He declares that the "Banks are closed due to 'war scare' on July 31st1914. He logs that "Germany declares war on England" on August 5th 1914. An insurance slip by "The Government Scheme of Aircraft and Bombardment Insurance" laid-in his 1916 diary charged his account 1500 pounds on the 1st of February to insure Capel House from air raids. On June 13th 1917 he writes "Airplane bombs in city" -- later on the 7th of July he writes "2 airplane raids over London." He writes on Armistice Day November 11 1918 "Armistice between Germany & Allies unchanged." In the interim of air raids and bombings he still keeps a daily log of calls meetings and projects. One of his most noteworthy projects Roxburgh Mansions Kensington London constructed in 1899 were eventually destroyed in The Blitz of WWII. A remarkable archive for enthusiasts of late 19th & early 20th century London architecture. [No publisher] unknown