#herrmann

[vintagewildlife]

Fallow deer By: Herrmann From: Lebensbilder aus der Tierwelt 1910

[karjalantroll]

new bugfix is awesome

[fidjiefidjie]

Dessins.... encore F. Bayrou 😁🤣

Dessins de presse de Placide, Chaunu, Truant, Christian, Herrmann, Deligne

👋 Bel après-midi

[princess-olaf]

14x09 - Crime of Passion

[krowkrapp]

Richard Herrmann, taa-daah!

Here's the reference sheet of him :) he's my first oc that I really developed and that's been stick with me since 2016!

I'll write carefully his lore someday hopefully, I really care for this old man.

Let me know if you liked it! Reblogs and comments are very welcome.

—Kottar out.

[wherehaveallthecowtheysgone]

thinking about all of the guys on Truck 81 passing Peter around the night after his first shift on the truck since he did so good for them as candidate🫶🏻

this is a Slut Peter Mills stan account. he is my baby boy.

[slytherbun]

I understand if you don’t wanna write this but if you’re up for it could you write a hc for how Voight and Herrmann would react if they found out the reader was cutting ❤️

note: hope it's okay that this is poly. :) i wasn't sure. but thank you for trusting me with this request.

warning: this content includes the mentioning of self harm. please take care of yourself ♡

• the day you started craving a way to feel alive was the day that you faked a smile for the first time in awhile.

• you luckily snatched two incredible and handsome men one day when you walked into molly's bar. to say you were happy with them would be an understatement.

• but lately, you've felt alone.

• and being in a relationship with two men while saying you felt that way wasn't something to take lightly.

• they were so close to you...yet so far at the same time.

• the cases over at the precinct spiked, some gang wars were happening and other innocent bystanders were harmed. crime in general went up.

• voight was the type to follow it through the whole way. so, he rarely came home.

• herrmann had been promoted to lieutenant after finally deciding it was time to move up.

• that resulted in his work hours becoming longer due to having to stay later and finish paperwork for calls they receieved during shift.

• you had normal work hours and often woke up and fell asleep to an empty bed.

• by the time your boyfriends appeared, the tears on the pillowcase were dried.

• the blood in the sink was cleaned.

• and if you were feeling like absolute hell that day, the shower water easily cleared the red droplets right up.

• but there was one day that they both put in to come home earlier to spend time with you.

• but in the end, it came to a surprise for the three of you.

• they were calling your name as soon as they stepped through the door.

• you had some music playing on your phone to fill the silence you were always used to while dragging the razor across your wrist in a delicate motion.

• a small stream of red fell out of the wound, a breathless sigh of content fell past your lips.

• but as soon as the door to the bathroom opened. your breath hitched in fear.

• looking around the tub for something to get the assailant with was something voight engraved into your mind.

• but also being cautious of your surroundings was something herrmann had taught you.

• was all hard to do in a span of only a second.

• especially with blood falling from your wrist.

• but when the two men saw the sight of you, it was like their heart was getting split in half.

• voight walked over to the tub on wobbly legs and fell to his knees.

• herrmann got on his phone quickly and dialed 9-1-1 while handing voight two hand towels to wrap around your wrist.

• because when they opened the door, it startled you and caused the sharp razor to dig a little deeper then usual into your wrist.

• but it was an accident and you kept trying to tell voight that with a whisper but he hushed you with a hoarse voice despite the gravel behind it.

• "shh baby. it's ok, we'll get you help." he kept repeating. mostly to himself willing that you would be okay.

• all while trying to secure the continuously spilled red liquid with teary eyelids.

• "t-this is christopher herrmann. i w-work with the cfd at firehouse 51. my girlfriend is hurt and i need help. please send h-help and with ambulance 61 if possible."

• you felt horrible, hearing his sad voice over the phone.

• like it was your fault he could feel this way but you knew deep down he was worried for you.

• for your health mentally and physically.

• herrmann dropped down next to voight with the phone still pressed to his ear and murmured. "how's it look?"

• voight glared at him and didn't attempt to move the cloth to peer at it. "like we need an ambulance. where is it at?"

• herrmann ignored his question, the angry tone would only worry you and instead swept your hair back with a smile gracing his lips that you've always loved.

• "they'll be here soon darling, just keep your eyes open for me."

• and you did.

• while he continued to stroke your hair back and voight rubbed your cheek with such delicacy that you didn't even realize he had.

• they continued to help you until sylvie arrived.

• and only bothered her when it was time to leave, insisting they would both have to come with in the ambulance.

• and sylvie allowed them because it was her long time friend.

• and as if she couldn't with the pleading look in your eyes.

• they wouldn't leave your side the whole way there and the walk inside.

• only allowing the space when the doctor had to fix your wrist.

• and then they continued to stay by your side in the hospital room.

• herrmann and voight were each holding a hand when you opened your eyes again.

• a promise in your dilated pupils ensured the two that you'd never do it again.

[opera-ghosts]

The German soprano Glanka Zwingenberg (1903-1951). After successful years as concert singer in Berlin she made her opera debut 1933 at the Opernhaus Essen, where she stayed till 1936. From 1936 till 1939 she sang at the Staatsoper Hamburg. When Karl Ellmendorff became general music director at the Nationaltheater Mannheim, he engaged the soprano. In Mannheim she sang Donna Anna, Marta („Tiefland“), Lady Macbeth, Elektra, Marschallin, Norma, Brünnhilde and Isolde. Guest performances took her to Rome (Senta in 1942 with Paul Schöffler as Holländer), Barcelona (Isolde, 1942) and Paris (Brünnhilde, 1941). In 1946, due to a worsening heart condition, she gave her farewell performance in Mannheim as Isolde and started teaching at the Mannheim Musikhochschule. She returned to the stage for some guest performances, in 1948, at the Städtische Oper Berlin, she sang her last Isolde. In 1951 with 48 years she died of a heart attack. The photographs show her as Brünnhilde with Josef Herrmann as Wotan in „Die Walküre“ at the Städtische Oper Berlin in 1948.