Warburg Collection

Otto Warburg / Nobel 1931
OTTO HEINRICH WARBURG German biochemist

The Mnemosyne Atlas at the Reading room of the Kunstwissenschaftliche Bibliothek Warburg, 1927
The Mnemosyne Atlas at the Reading room of the Kunstwissenschaftliche Bibliothek Warburg

Zdai Warburg Colony Fields gardens Warburg Close up
Zdai Warburg. Colony. (Fields or gardens of Warburg). Close up of one of the houses of the labourers group. 1938, Israel, Sde-Warburg

Zdai Warburg Colony Fields gardens Warburg Nine houses
Zdai Warburg. Colony. (Fields or gardens of Warburg). Nine houses of the lessor land holders. Labour group. 1938, Israel, Sde-Warburg

Zdai Warburg Colony Fields gardens Warburg Warburg Colony
Zdai Warburg. Colony (Fields or gardens of Warburg). Warburg Colony. Nine houses of the lessor land holders. Labour group. 1932, Israel, Sde Warburg

The Lowland Wolf by Guido Warburg and Wallack Gillpatrick
Promotional postcard for The Lowland Wolf by Guido Warburg and Wallack Gillpatrick from J. Echegarys adaptation of Terra Baja by Angel Gumera

Drawings Prints, Print, Hercules Omphale, Artist, Publisher, Bartholomeus Spranger
Drawings and Prints, Print, Hercules and Omphale, Artist, Publisher, After, Bartholomeus Spranger, Anton Eisenhoit, Balthasar Caymox, Netherlandish, Antwerp 1546-1611 Prague, German

TEL AVIV: ZIONISTS, c1925. Left to right, beside the guard: Meir Dizengoff, Cheim Weizmann, Lord Arthur Balfour, Otto Warburg and Nahum Sokolow

WORLD WAR I: MELCHIOR. Doctor Theodore Melchior, manager of the Warburg Bank and German Peace Delegate at Versailles, France. Photograph, c1919

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Warburg, a name that resonates with brilliance and innovation. Otto Warburg, the renowned scientist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1931 for his groundbreaking discoveries in cellular respiration. His work revolutionized our understanding of cancer metabolism and paved the way for future advancements in medical research. But Warburg is not just about science; it encompasses a rich tapestry of history and culture. The Mnemosyne Atlas at the Reading room of the Kunstwissenschaftliche Bibliothek Warburg in 1927 stands as a testament to this, and is an extraordinary collection of images that explores connections between art, history, and memory. Guido Warburg and Wallack Gillpatrick's book "The Lowland Wolf" takes us on a captivating journey through untamed landscapes where nature reigns supreme. It reminds us of our primal instincts and our deep connection to the natural world. Martin Luther, one of history's most influential figures, found solace in Warburg during his reformative years. This German reformer sought inspiration within its walls as he challenged established norms and reshaped religious thought. Zdai Warburg Colony Fields gardens offer tranquility amidst bustling city life. The close-up view reveals meticulously manicured vegetation that exudes serenity and beauty. Nine houses stand proudly, each telling its own story while being part of something greater – the harmonious community known as Warburg Colony. Within these gardens lies an artistic treasure trove – Drawings Prints by Bartholomeus Spranger depicting Hercules Omphale captivate viewers with their intricate details and masterful execution. These prints transport us to ancient times when mythology intertwined with daily life. Vegetable gardens flourish within Zdai Warburg Colony Fields' embrace – a symbol of sustenance and self-sufficiency. They remind us to nurture both body and soul while fostering unity among neighbors who share their bountiful harvests.