Goethes Collection

Faust & Black Dog
Faust and Wagner see the Black Dog - a sinister symbol (scene from Goethes drama)

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - The God And The Bayadere
Poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - The God And The Bayadere (The Temple Dancer) - An Indian Legend. Date: circa 1925

FAUST AND BLACK DOG
Faust and Wagner see the Black Dog - a sinister symbol (scene from Goethes drama)

Faust by W. G. Wills - Henry Irving as Mephistopheles
Faust by W. G. Wills (a free adaptation of Goethes version). First produced at the Lyceum Theatre, London on 19th December 1885

The Goethe House, Frankfurt Am Main, Hesse, Germany In The 19Th Century. From Pictures From The German Fatherland Published C.1880

Alma Von Goethe
ALMA VON GOETHE Tomb sculpture of Alma von Goethe, Goethes grand-daughter

Margaret before the Image of the Mater Dolorosa: a Scene from Goethes Faust, Goethe, 1873 Engraving

BENLLIURE y GIL, Josep (1855-1937). The Witches. 19th c. Inspired by a scene of Goethes Faust. Costumbrism. Painting. SPAIN. Valencia. San Pio V Fine Arts Museum

GOETHE, Johann Wolfgang von (1749-1832). German humanist and writer. Goethes study. Photography. GERMANY. THURINGIA

Goethes Place and Goethe-Gutenburg Monument, Frankfort on Main (i.e. Frankfurt am Main), Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Goethes Monument, Frankfort on Main (i. e. Frankfurt am Main
Goethes Monument, Frankfort on Main (i.e. Frankfurt am Main), Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Goethes Memorial, Berlin, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Goethes House, Weimar, Thuringia, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Crystal Palace Satire
Some of the " Drolleries" of the Great Exhibition, making satirical references to Goethes " Reynard the Fox" etc

German Fashions 1780S
Two Germans of the Werther period, when Goethes romantic novel took Europe by storm and encouraged romantic sentiments expressed in behaviour and dress

Wether-Induced Sentiment
A woman reduced to tears on reading Goethes The Sorrows Of Werther

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"Exploring the World of Goethe: From Faust to Black Dog" Step into the mesmerizing world of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, where his literary masterpiece "Faust" comes alive. In W. G. Wills' adaptation, witness the captivating performance by Henry Irving as Mephistopheles, a character that embodies temptation and deceit. Amongst the pages of "Faust, " an intriguing encounter between Faust and a mysterious black dog takes place, symbolizing the constant struggle between good and evil within ourselves. This symbolic motif adds depth to Goethe's timeless tale. Delve further into Goethe's works with "The God And The Bayadere, " a captivating story that explores themes of love, faith, and destiny. Experience the profound impact this narrative has had on literature throughout history. Immerse yourself in 19th-century Germany at The Goethe House in Frankfurt Am Main, Hesse. Transported back in time through pictures from German Fatherland publications circa 1880, witness the grandeur and charm of this historical era. Discover Alma Von Goethe, an influential figure who played a significant role in preserving her father's legacy. Her dedication ensured that future generations could continue to appreciate Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's contributions to literature. In one poignant scene from "Faust, " Margaret finds solace before an image of Mater Dolorosa (the Sorrowful Mother). This powerful moment captures Margaret's inner turmoil and reflects on humanity's eternal quest for redemption. Josep Benlliure y Gil brings forth another dimension to Goethe's world with his artwork depicting witches. These mystical figures add an element of enchantment while exploring themes such as magic and temptation present throughout Goethe's works. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe himself remains an enigmatic figure whose brilliance continues to inspire generations after his passing. His vast body of work encompasses various genres including poetry, drama, novels, and scientific writings.