1title: 024- Wilhelm Plüschow, c. 1900
artist: Guglielmo Plüschow
date: between 1890 and 1920
source: Erotische Fotografie 1890-1920
credit: Erotische Fotografie 1890-1920
license:Public domain
2title: Antikische Szene, Pompeji
artist: Guglielmo Plüschow
date: circa 1890
source: Münchner Stadtmuseum, Sammlung Fotografie link
credit: Münchner Stadtmuseum, Sammlung Fotografie link
license:Public domain
3title: Wilhelm von Plüschow (1852 1930) - Boy and girl before floral textile - Google Art Project
artist:
Wilhelm von Plüschow (German, 1852 - 1930) (1852 - 1930) – photographer (German)
Details of artist on Google Art Projectdate: about 1900
dimensions: w165 x h216 cm
current location: The J. Paul Getty Museum
credit: kwHesZ-XnlQ85A at Google Cultural Institute maximum zoom level
license:Public domain
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7![pluschow - image 8](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0c/Mico_Lo_Giudice-Berbiredolu_%22Il_mago_del_mandolino%22_MET_DP114594.jpg/459px-Mico_Lo_Giudice-Berbiredolu_%22Il_mago_del_mandolino%22_MET_DP114594.jpg "pluschow [{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"0\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"href\":\"//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_von_Gloeden\",\"title\":\"Wilhelm von Gloeden\",\"children\":\"Wilhelm von Gloeden\"},\"_owner\":null},\" (1856-1931), \",{\"type\":\"i\",\"key\":\"2\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"children\":[\"Portrait of a gentleman playing a \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"1\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"href\":\"//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Mandolin\",\"title\":\"Mandolin\",\"children\":\"mandolin\"},\"_owner\":null},\" on the staircase of Gloeden's villa in Taormina\"]},\"_owner\":null},\". Catalogue number: 2417. A portrait of the same sitter was first recognised as showing Gloeden's cousin, the photographer \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"4\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"href\":\"//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_von_Pl%C3%BCschow\",\"className\":\"mw-redirect\",\"title\":\"Wilhelm von Plüschow\",\"children\":\"Wilhelm von Plüschow\"},\"_owner\":null},\" (1852-1930) in 1997, in the antiquarian catalogue # 5 by Serge Planteux, item # 193, and since accepted. However, The Metropolitan Museum in New York \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"6\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"rel\":\"nofollow\",\"className\":\"external text\",\"href\":\"https://www.metmuseum.org/collections/search-the-collections/190015646\",\"children\":\"published online another portrait of the same sitter playing a mandolin\"},\"_owner\":null},\", inscribed on the reverse with a dedication calling him \\"Mico Lo Giudice-Berbiredolu, the magician of mandolin. (From the director of Milan's Conservatory)\\". (\\"Barbiredolu\\" clearly comes from a misreading of an handwritten \\"du\\" as \\"olu\\"). Mario Bolognari, who wrote \",{\"type\":\"i\",\"key\":\"8\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"children\":\"I ragazzi di von Gloeden. Poetiche omosessuali e rappresentazioni dell'erotismo siciliano tra Ottocento e Novecento\"},\"_owner\":null},\" (Reggio Calabria, 2012) recognized him as Domenico (called \\"Mico\\") Lo Giudice (1871-1942), dubbed \\"Barbareddu\\" (\\"The little barbarian\\") or \\"Barbireddu\\" (\\"the little barber\\"), a nickname his grand-grand-children in \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"10\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"href\":\"//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Taormina\",\"title\":\"Taormina\",\"children\":\"Taormina\"},\"_owner\":null},\" still bear today. Since this is a really existing person, this identification should be considered the most likely one, since no-one would mis-give a picture of a famous sitter for the one of an unkwnown one, whereas the reverse is easier. The sitter also appears in the historical picture published in the website of Hotel Schuler in Taormina, \",{\"type\":\"b\",\"key\":\"12\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"children\":{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":null,\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"rel\":\"nofollow\",\"className\":\"external text\",\"href\":\"http://www.hotelvillaschuler.com/imgcms/history5.jpg\",\"children\":\"here\"},\"_owner\":null}},\"_owner\":null},\".\"]")
8title: Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931), Portrait of a gentleman playing a mandolin on the staircase of Gloeden's villa in Taormina. Catalogue number: 2417. A portrait of the same sitter was first recognised as showing Gloeden's cousin, the photographer Wilhelm von Plüschow (1852-1930) in 1997, in the antiquarian catalogue # 5 by Serge Planteux, item # 193, and since accepted. However, The Metropolitan Museum in New York published online another portrait of the same sitter playing a mandolin, inscribed on the reverse with a dedication calling him "Mico Lo Giudice-Berbiredolu, the magician of mandolin. (From the director of Milan's Conservatory)". ("Barbiredolu" clearly comes from a misreading of an handwritten "du" as "olu"). Mario Bolognari, who wrote I ragazzi di von Gloeden. Poetiche omosessuali e rappresentazioni dell'erotismo siciliano tra Ottocento e Novecento (Reggio Calabria, 2012) recognized him as Domenico (called "Mico") Lo Giudice (1871-1942), dubbed "Barbareddu" ("The little barbarian") or "Barbireddu" ("the little barber"), a nickname his grand-grand-children in Taormina still bear today. Since this is a really existing person, this identification should be considered the most likely one, since no-one would mis-give a picture of a famous sitter for the one of an unkwnown one, whereas the reverse is easier. The sitter also appears in the historical picture published in the website of Hotel Schuler in Taormina, here.
artist: Wilhelm von Gloeden
date: 1890s –1900s
medium: Albumen silver print from glass negative
dimensions: 22.3 x 16.9 cm. (8 3/4 x 6 5/8 in.)
current location: Institution:Metropolitan Museum of Art
source: link Template:TheMet
credit: This file was donated to Wikimedia Commons as part of a project by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. See the Image and Data Resources Open Access Policy
license:
CC0![pluschow - image 9](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8c/-Man-_MET_DP281314.jpg/459px--Man-_MET_DP281314.jpg "pluschow [{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"0\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"href\":\"//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_von_Gloeden\",\"title\":\"Wilhelm von Gloeden\",\"children\":\"Wilhelm von Gloeden\"},\"_owner\":null},\" (1856-1931), \",{\"type\":\"i\",\"key\":\"2\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"children\":\"Portrait of a gentleman\"},\"_owner\":null},\" (circa 1890). Catalogue number: 2415. This portrait was first recognised as showing Gloeden's cousin, the photographer \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"4\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"href\":\"//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_von_Pl%C3%BCschow\",\"className\":\"mw-redirect\",\"title\":\"Wilhelm von Plüschow\",\"children\":\"Wilhelm von Plüschow\"},\"_owner\":null},\" (1852-1930) in 1997, in the antiquarian catalogue # 5 by Serge Planteux, item # 193, and since accepted. However, The Metropolitan Museum in New York \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"6\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"rel\":\"nofollow\",\"className\":\"external text\",\"href\":\"https://www.metmuseum.org/collections/search-the-collections/190015646\",\"children\":\"published online another portrait of the same sitter playing a mandolin\"},\"_owner\":null},\", inscribed on the reverse with a dedication calling him \\"Mico Lo Giudice-Berbiredolu (\\"Barbiredolu\\" clearly comes from a misreading of an handwritten \\"du\\" as \\"olu\\"), the magician of mandolin\\". Mario Bolognari, who wrote \",{\"type\":\"i\",\"key\":\"8\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"children\":\"I ragazzi di von Gloeden. Poetiche omosessuali e rappresentazioni dell'erotismo siciliano tra Ottocento e Novecento\"},\"_owner\":null},\" (Reggio Calabria, 2012) recognized him as Domenico (called \\"Mico\\") Lo Giudice (1871-1942), dubbed \\"Barbareddu\\" (\\"The little barbarian\\") or \\"Barbireddu\\" (\\"the little barber\\"), a nickname his grand-grand-children in \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":\"10\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"href\":\"//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Taormina\",\"title\":\"Taormina\",\"children\":\"Taormina\"},\"_owner\":null},\" still bear today. Since this is a really existing person, this identification should be considered the most likely one, since no-one would mis-give a picture of a famous sitter for the one of an unkwnown one, whereas the reverse is easier. The sitter also appears in the historical picture published in the website of Hotel Schuler in Taormina, \",{\"type\":\"b\",\"key\":\"12\",\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"children\":{\"type\":\"a\",\"key\":null,\"ref\":null,\"props\":{\"rel\":\"nofollow\",\"className\":\"external text\",\"href\":\"http://www.hotelvillaschuler.com/imgcms/history5.jpg\",\"children\":\"here\"},\"_owner\":null}},\"_owner\":null},\".\"]")
9title: Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931), Portrait of a gentleman (circa 1890). Catalogue number: 2415. This portrait was first recognised as showing Gloeden's cousin, the photographer Wilhelm von Plüschow (1852-1930) in 1997, in the antiquarian catalogue # 5 by Serge Planteux, item # 193, and since accepted. However, The Metropolitan Museum in New York published online another portrait of the same sitter playing a mandolin, inscribed on the reverse with a dedication calling him "Mico Lo Giudice-Berbiredolu ("Barbiredolu" clearly comes from a misreading of an handwritten "du" as "olu"), the magician of mandolin". Mario Bolognari, who wrote I ragazzi di von Gloeden. Poetiche omosessuali e rappresentazioni dell'erotismo siciliano tra Ottocento e Novecento (Reggio Calabria, 2012) recognized him as Domenico (called "Mico") Lo Giudice (1871-1942), dubbed "Barbareddu" ("The little barbarian") or "Barbireddu" ("the little barber"), a nickname his grand-grand-children in Taormina still bear today. Since this is a really existing person, this identification should be considered the most likely one, since no-one would mis-give a picture of a famous sitter for the one of an unkwnown one, whereas the reverse is easier. The sitter also appears in the historical picture published in the website of Hotel Schuler in Taormina, here.
artist: Wilhelm von Gloeden
date: circa 1900
medium: Gelatin silver print
dimensions: 8 3/4 x 6 2/3
current location: Institution:Metropolitan Museum of Art
source: link Template:TheMet
credit: This file was donated to Wikimedia Commons as part of a project by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. See the Image and Data Resources Open Access Policy
license:
CC0
title: Carl Malchin Vorfrühling, Feldweg bei der Dorfkirche Gressow (1885)
artist: Carl Malchin
date: 1885
medium: Technique oil canvas
dimensions: size unit=cm height=36.5 width=55
source: [link Galerie Bassenge, Berlin-Grunewald, Auktion 109, 26. Mai 2017, lot 6168]
credit: Galerie Bassenge, Berlin-Grunewald, Auktion 109, 26. Mai 2017, lot 6168
license:Public domain
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