Landesmuseum in Darmstadt, Zeughausstraße 1 (Friedensplatz 1) 1897–1898: Villa Wilhelm Wertheim, Berlin-Grunewald (together with Martin Altgeld, now modified) 1899–1900:...

world's biggest and most luxurious department stores: Wertheim. Founded by German merchant Georg Wertheim (1857–1939), designed by architect Alfred Messel...

16–18 Villa Adolf Bleichert Villa Ernst Keil Villa Julius Meißner Villa Davignon Villa Gebhardt Villa Swiderski Villa Gruner Villa Thieme Villa Oelßner...

Concerto No. 2 in the presence of the composer. Through the family of Juliusz Wertheim, whose understanding of Chopin's genius inspired Rubinstein, he formed...

Page 9, columns 3-4. Retrieved 15 August 2024 – via Google News. Dick Wertheim, 61, of Lexington, Mass., had been "unresponsive" since the freak accident...

town cemetery in Schweinfurt 1896–1904: architectural sculpture for the Wertheim department store on Leipziger Platz in Berlin-Mitte (architect Alfred Messel)...

commissions included Villa Foresta on Lidingö (finished 1910) and the department store Myrstedt & Stern (inspired by the Wertheim department store in Berlin...

gift document by Otto II, in which he gave several villages including Wertheim am Main and a stretch of forest in the Spessart to the collegiate church...

instead learned by experience. He lived in Vienna (1625), Salzburg, Giessen, Wertheim (1649–1651), Kitzingen (1651–1655), Basel, Paris, Frankfurt am Main, Cologne...

Minna Rosa Wertheim (born April 11, 1888) in Frankfurt am Main, a granddaughter of the founder of the German sewing machine factory Joseph Wertheim. The couple...