Ludwig Richter. Ein deutscher Maler und Hausfreund. Seine Lebensgeschichte für Jung und Alt erzählt

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Ludwig Richter. Ein deutscher Maler und Hausfreund. Seine Lebensgeschichte für Jung und Alt erzählt

by Johannes Ninck

DE·~42 minutes·7 chapters

Chapters

7 total
1

Ludwig Richter. Ein deutscher Maler und Hausfreund.

2:39
2

1. Ludwig Richters Elternhaus.

4:23
3

2. die Schule.

4:45
4

3. Kriegszeiten.

3:41
5

4. »Aus dem Bue kann was werde«.

9:03
6

5. Ludwig Richter findet einen Schatz.

8:33
7

6. Auf der Höhe des Lebens.

9:41

Description

The book explores the life of a 19th‑century German artist whose drawings and woodcuts still charm readers today. It shows how his meticulous sketching and multiple drafts lead to the delicate prints, inviting listeners to imagine the quiet work of carving wood. The narrative also paints vivid scenes of his Dresden childhood, family visits and early encounters with nature that sparked his imagination.

As the story unfolds, we learn about his upbringing in a home where art and faith blended, his apprenticeship under his father, and his love for illustrating books for youth, from fairy tales to adventure stories. The author shares anecdotes that highlight the painter’s playful curiosity and dedication, making the biography feel like a conversation with a long‑time friend. Listeners will come away with a deeper appreciation for the patience behind each line and the joyful world Richter helped create.

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Full title

Ludwig Richter. Ein deutscher Maler und Hausfreund. Seine Lebensgeschichte für Jung und Alt erzählt Seine Lebensgeschichte für Jung und Alt erzählt

Language

de

Duration

~42 minutes (41K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2017-01-29

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

JN

Johannes Ninck

1863–1939

A Swiss pastor and writer with an unusually wide range of interests, he wrote on religion, language, and handwriting analysis. His work reflects a restless curiosity that moved between scholarship, teaching, and public life.

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