Gertrud Collection

"Gertrud: A Name of Many Talents and Stories" Gertrud Van Oosten, Stella Harf, Raschdorff Julius, Klomp Johannes Franziskus

Gertrud Collection: Stella Harf - German stage and film actress

Stella Harf - German stage and film actress
Stella Harf (nee Gertrud Weibrecht) (1890-1979) - German stage and film actress. Date: circa 1925

Gertrud Van Oosten
GERTRUD VAN OOSTEN also known as van Ostend, Dutch servant-girl who became a nun and experienced the stigmata, as depicted here Date: ? - 1358

Gertrud Collection: MATA HARI (1876-1917). Stage name of Gertrud Margarete Zelle, Dutch dancer and spy

MATA HARI (1876-1917). Stage name of Gertrud Margarete Zelle, Dutch dancer and spy. Photograph and drawing, early 20th century

MATA HARI (1876-1917). Stage name of Gertrud Margarete Zelle, Dutch dancer and spy. Photograph, c1905

Gertrud Collection: MATA HARI (1876-1917). Stage name of Gertrud Margerete Zelle, Dutch dancer and spy

MATA HARI (1876-1917). Stage name of Gertrud Margerete Zelle, Dutch dancer and spy. Photograph, 13 February 1917

Gertrud Collection: Square-Flowered Plant

Square-Flowered Plant
Gertrud, from Dresden, improves on nature by squaring-up her flowers - to stunning effect !

Gertrud Collection: Daughters Hair by Mama

Daughters Hair by Mama
Gertrud sits on a stool while her mother does her hair. She is about to put a blue ribbon in it

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"Gertrud: A Name of Many Talents and Stories" Gertrud Van Oosten, Stella Harf, Raschdorff Julius, Klomp Johannes Franziskus, and Mata Hari - all connected by the name Gertrud. From a German stage and film actress to an architect's masterpiece in Stockholm, this name carries a rich history. Raschdorff Julius (1823-1914) designed the stunning German Church of St. Gertrud in Stockholm with its magnificent tower that offers breathtaking views. The pencil drawings on cardboard showcase his meticulous attention to detail. Meanwhile, Klomp Johannes Franziskus (1865-1946) presents us with unaffected drawings and travel sketches capturing the capital of the altar of St. Gertrud. His art transports us to another time and place. The floor plan and outline of Raschdorff Julius' tower reveal his architectural brilliance while highlighting the beauty of St. Gertrud's church in Stockholm. But not only buildings bear this name; it is also associated with Mata Hari (1876-1917), whose stage name was Gertrud Margarete Zelle. This Dutch dancer turned spy adds intrigue to the legacy of Gertruds worldwide. In 150 characters: "From actresses to architects, artists to spies – discover the diverse tales behind 'Gertrud. ' It encompasses talent, creativity, and even espionage.