'Metzengerstein' from Edgar Allan Poe's Tale illustrated by Hermann Vogel, 1884
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'Metzengerstein' from Edgar Allan Poe's Tale illustrated by Hermann Vogel, 1884
Hermann Vogel (1854-1921), 'Der rechte Strauchdieb', ''Fliegende Blätter'', 1904 Two variations of the same composition made about 4 years apart. I prefer the one above to the one below but they both have their own merits.
Hermann Vogel (1854-1921), 'Waldtragödia' (Forest Tragedy), ''Altes U. Neues'', 1908
The Meeting between Scipio and Hannibal before the Battle of Zama, 202 BC by Hermann Vogel
Brutus’ Suicide After the Second Battle of Philippi by Hermann Vogel (1878)
Kinder und Hausmaerchen der Brueder Grimm (sic)
Ca. 1895
Artist : Hermann Vogel
Hermann Vogel (1854-1921): Dietrich von Bern (Part 1)
aus Deutsche Heldensage für Jugend und Volk. Erzählt von Gustav Schalk. Illustriert von Hermann Vogel. 1. Aufl. Berlin 1891.
Part 2
Hermann Vogel - The miser.
Viking raid by Hermann Vogel 1881
"A.D. 794. This year died Pope Adrian; and also Offa, King of Mercia, on the fourth day before the ides of August, after he had reigned forty winters. Ethelred, king of the Northumbrians, was slain by his own people, on the thirteenth day before the calends of May; in consequence of which, Bishops Ceolwulf and Eadbald retired from the land. Everth took to the government of Mercia, and died the same year. Eadbert, whose other name was Pryn, obtained the kingdom of Kent; and Alderman Ethelherd died on the calends of August. In the meantime, the Heathen armies spread devastation among the Northumbrians, and plundered the monastery of King Everth at the mouth of the Wear. There, however, some of their leaders were slain; and some of their ships also were shattered to pieces by the violence of the weather; many of the crew were drowned; and some, who escaped alive to the shore, were soon dispatched at the mouth of the river."
-The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
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