Michaelis Collection

KAROLINE MICHAELIS (1763-1809). German writer and hostess. Wife of August Wilhelm von Schlegel (1796-1803) and Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling (1803-1809). Line and stipple engraving

Music cover, Pardon Madame, or, I Was Looking Up, words by Armand Ben and Rene d'Herville, music by Tony Rieffler Date: 1878

Gipsy Love by Basil Hood and Adrian Ross. First produced by George Edwardes at Dalys Theatre, London on 1 June 1912. Showing Harry Dearth, Sari Petrass and Robert Michaelis. Date: circa 1912

Lily Elsie and Robert Michaelis in The Dollar Princess
The Dollar Princess a musical starring Lily Elsie as (Alice Condor), the heroine, and Robert Michaelis as (Freddy Fairfax), a penniless Britisher, who seeks employment in the Condor household. 1909

Cartoon, Things that matter, WW1
Cartoon, Things that matter -- Brain. Crown Prince: It doesn t matter what Papa or Michaelis says. After all, we are the real brain(s) of the Empire

Friesland. Map of North of Netherlands. Made by Michaelis Tramezini, 1558. Printed by Iacobus Bossius

Map of Friesland. Netherlands. Made by Michaelis Tramezini, 1558. Printed by Iacobus Bossius

Map of Belgium, France and Luxembourg. Made by Michaelis Tramezini, 1558. Printed by Iacobus Bossius

Holland, Belgium and part of Germany. Map. Made by Michaelis Tramezini, 1558. Printed by Iacobus Bossius

Johann Hein. Michaelis
JOHANN HEINRICH MICHAELIS German churchman and oriental scholar Date: 1668 - 1738

Johann David Michaelis
JOHANN DAVID MICHAELIS German oriental scholar Date: 1717 - 1791

Two Impala rutting. Date: 1964

Theatre, Catherine Nerman
Jose Collins and Robert Michaelis in Catherine

Karin Michaelis
KARIN MICHAELIS Danish writer, prominent supporter of womens rights and author of books exploring womans role in society and female psychology

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Karoline Michaelis, a remarkable German writer and hostess, left an indelible mark on history. Born in 1763, she navigated the literary world with grace and intellect. Not only was she known for her talent as a writer but also for her influential role as a hostess. Married to August Wilhelm von Schlegel from 1796 to 1803, Karoline's life took an interesting turn when she became the wife of Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling from 1803 until her death in 1809. Her marriages brought her into contact with some of the most prominent intellectuals of her time. In one depiction titled "Music cover, Pardon Madame or I Was Looking Up, " we see Karoline portrayed alongside another figure named Lily Elsie and Robert Michaelis in The Dollar Princess. This captivating image captures the essence of Karoline's multifaceted life. During World War I, even cartoons recognized "Things that matter. " One such cartoon depicted the importance of individuals like Karoline who played significant roles during this tumultuous period. The arts were not foreign to Karoline either; she found herself connected to productions such as Gipsy Love by Basil Hood and Adrian Ross. This musical was first produced by George Edwardes at Daly Theatre—an impressive testament to Karoline's influence within artistic circles. Maps also play a part in understanding Karoline's story. Friesland—a region located in the north of Netherlands—was intricately linked to her life journey. Maps depicting Friesland itself or its neighboring countries Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Holland, and Germany provide geographical context for understanding where events unfolded throughout her lifetime. Lastly, Johann Heinrich Michaelis and Johann David they can two figures worth mentioning when discussing those associated with the name "Michaelis. " Their connection to Karoline remains unclear but serves as yet another intriguing aspect surrounding this enigmatic woman's legacy.