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Download Image of Gloeden, Wilhelm von (1856-1931) - n. 1240. A Sicilian boy, posing as Pan wearing horns, Wellcome images V0048539EL. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. A Sicilian boy, posing as Pan wearing horns, naked from the waist up, his hands behind his head. Photograph, 1899, by W. von Gloeden. Iconographic Collections Keywords: Wilhelm von Gloeden. Dated: 03.02.1899. Topics: italy, 19th century, 3 february, black and white photographs of nude adolescent boys, files from wellcome images, photographs by wilhelm von gloeden printed in 1899, wilhelm von gloedens great faun, ultra high resolution, high resolution

Wilhelm von Glœden, Baron of the Court of the Hohenzollerns, was born in Schloss Volkshagen, near Wiemar, in the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg, a city on the Baltic sea in what is now Germany. His father, Baron Erminio von Glœden, had married the widow of Herr von Raab and had died shortly after his birth. His mother re-married with Wilhelm Joachim von Hammerstein who was a well-known, and well-to-do, journalist. His stepfather, also a Baron, was also a counselor and friend to Kaiser Wilhelm. Wilhelm von Glœden was thus raised a nobleman, affluent and classically educated in the highest circles of the Prussian elite. But Wilhelm had no interest in politics. Instead, he gave himself over to art and aesthetics. The study of ancient civilizations was then more popular than at any time since the Renaissance, and Wilhelm became a student of

Download Image of Gloeden, Wilhelm von (1856-1931) - n. 1186 - da - Swann Galleries. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Italiano: Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931). Numero di catalogo: 1186. English: Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931). Catalogue number: 1186.. Dated: 1890. Topics: images from swann auction galleries, men and boys by wilhelm von gloeden, wilhelm von gloeden, nudity

Portrait of a young boy with cape and hat. Circa 1900. Albumen print. 22,3 x 16,5 cm. Photographer's stamp and number 1758 in blue crayon on the verso. A few spots of slight emulsion loss in upper left corner, a few minor crease marks, minimal fading in left and lower edge, otherwise a dark print in very good condition. Lit.: Italo Zannier. Wilhelm von Gloeden. Fotografie. Nudi, Paesaggi, Scene di genere. Florence 2008, compare ill. 48 (similar image).

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Wilhelm von Glœden, Baron of the Court of the Hohenzollerns, was born in Schloss Volkshagen, near Wiemar, in the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg, a city on the Baltic sea in what is now Germany. His father, Baron Erminio von Glœden, had married the widow of Herr von Raab and had died shortly after his birth. His mother re-married with Wilhelm Joachim von Hammerstein who was a well-known, and well-to-do, journalist. His stepfather, also a Baron, was also a counselor and friend to Kaiser Wilhelm. Wilhelm von Glœden was thus raised a nobleman, affluent and classically educated in the highest circles of the Prussian elite. But Wilhelm had no interest in politics. Instead, he gave himself over to art and aesthetics. The study of ancient civilizations was then more popular than at any time since the Renaissance, and Wilhelm became a student of

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19thC; von Gloeden W, Head of Sicilian Boy, c 1890s

Wilhelm von Gloeden

Wilhelm von Glœden, Baron of the Court of the Hohenzollerns, was born in Schloss Volkshagen, near Wiemar, in the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg, a city on the Baltic sea in what is now Germany. His father, Baron Erminio von Glœden, had married the widow of Herr von Raab and had died shortly after his birth. His mother re-married with Wilhelm Joachim von Hammerstein who was a well-known, and well-to-do, journalist. His stepfather, also a Baron, was also a counselor and friend to Kaiser Wilhelm. Wilhelm von Glœden was thus raised a nobleman, affluent and classically educated in the highest circles of the Prussian elite. But Wilhelm had no interest in politics. Instead, he gave himself over to art and aesthetics. The study of ancient civilizations was then more popular than at any time since the Renaissance, and Wilhelm became a student of

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Baron Wihelm von Gloeden late 1800's From German noblility to photgraphing Italian romance in Sicily unpublished photos National Geographic archive

Gli «antichi mestieri e costumi» immortalati dagli scatti conservati nell’Archivio Alinari messi online dal Google Cultural Institute A. Lana