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Ursula Wolff Schneider, 1906-1977

Papers & Photographs, 1923-1976

MC 152

61 boxes (20.0 cubic ft.)

About Ursula Wolff Schneider

Ursula Wolff was born in Berlin, Germany on August 14, 1906, the daughter of renowned Sanskrit scholar Dr. Fritz Wolff. When Ursula was twelve, her family moved to the university town of Giessen. She completed her schooling at the age of 17, and her parents placed her in the home of Leopold Sachse, the artistic director of the Hamburg (Germany) Opera. In Sachse’s house Ursula Wolff received room and board in return for performing household chores. This arrangement also gave her the opportunity to meet many of the leading musicians and artists of the time, including Richard Strauss.

In the mid-to-late 1920s, Ursula Wolff spent two years in Berlin, Vienna, and Hamburg working as an apprentice in photographers’ studios and honing her talents. In 1928 – at the age of 22 – she established her own studio, Foto Wolff Lichtbildwerkstatt, and began working as a free-lance photographer. Ursula Wolff specialized in photographing children, works of art, and architecture. In fact, her studies of the Bauhaus style won her important recognition among many of Germany’s premier architects, including Karl Schneider, the man whom she subsequently married. Yet despite her success in these endeavors, she was particularly interested in photo-journalism – a medium that was just beginning to emerge in Weimar Germany. The work she did for publications such as Hamburger Illustrierte, Die Zeit im Bild, and Hamburger Fremdenblatt, is directly linked to the evolution of thematic photo-story made popular by the United States’ Life magazine, France’s Paris-Match and England’s Picture Post.

During her early years, Schneider’s photo-journalism assignments were numerous and varied, but – in the words of one reviewer – her typical theme revolved around “the common people in their daily lives and struggles.” For example, she photographed Hamburg’s school children, various festivals, contemporary fashions, the lives of Hamburg’s working class (chimney sweeps, firefighters, stevedores, butchers, bakers, carpenters, postmen, streetcar drivers, etc…), weekends vacationing on the Baltic Sea, life along the docks of Copenhagen, and travels through Southern France. In the early 1930s she spent several months in Greece working with the art historian Richard Tüngel, where she photographed ancient sculpture and architecture. The images she produced for Tuengel are considered classics of their kind and are held in the permanent collections of some of the world’s finest museums and have appeared in numerous textbooks.

Schneider emigrated to the United States with her husband in 1937, due to pressures placed upon artists by Hitler and the National Socialists. The couple settled in Chicago, Illinois - close to Ursula’s brother, Dr. Emanuel Wolff. She initially found work as a medical photographer at the Michael Reese Hospital, a job she did not particularly like. In 1942 the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago offered her a position as Chief Photographer, which she accepted and held until her partial retirement in 1973. During her years at the University of Chicago, her most important achievement was the preparation and layout of Erich Schmidt’s definitive three-volume opus Persepolis, a work that took thirteen years to complete. [See also Schneider's Persepolis and Ancient Iran]

On August 4, 1977 Ursula Wolff Schneider was killed in an automobile accident. When looking through her personal effects, family members were surprised to find that Schneider left behind a well-organized collection of negatives, prints, proof sheets, slides, scrapbooks and manuscripts that documented virtually her entire career as a photographer.

Schneider’s work, although not well known, has been rediscovered since her death in 1977. Her photographs of the pre-World War II period are a significant record of the society and culture of Weimar Germany, and they serve as an important example of early photo-journalism. In the words of a reviewer for the Chicago Journal:

“Ursula Wolff Schneider photographed in the good, solid, early Bauhaus style. Her images are beautiful in their own right, and also invite us to compare her to other more familiar artists: David Seymour, Man Ray, Brassai, Cartier-Bresson, and others.”

About the Ursula Wolff Schneider collection

The source for the following catalog of Ursula Wolff Schneider’s images is Vintage Photographs and Negatives, Germany and U.S.A. compiled by her brother, Emmanuel Wolff.

The Ursula Wolff Schneider collection consists of more than 7,000 negatives as well as hundreds of prints and proof sheets. The materials span the dates 1923 to 1976, and a substantial portion of it focuses on her early work in Germany (1928-1937). Subjects represented in the collection include: her work as a photo-journalist for German newspapers (1930s), studies of Greek art and architecture (1930s & 1960s), travels in Greece (1930s, 1966 & 1976), Guatemala (October 1961), Italy (1930 & 1936), Mexico (1946), the United States (1940s-1960s), and Yemen (1930-31) as well as her commercial portrait work in Germany and the United States.

This essentially photographic collection is further supplemented by manuscript materials that document Schneider’s life and work. The collection also contains scrapbooks, clippings from publications within which Schneider’s work appeared, exhibit catalogs, and biographical information.

A Note On This Collection

The Ursula Wolff Schneider collection is organized by format and then by the catalog/image number assigned by the artist. For example: all 4 x 5 glass plate and acetate negatives are located in boxes 3-10; all 5 x 7 negatives are housed in boxes 11-15; all 35mm negatives are in boxes 16-23; matted photographs are separate from unmatted photographs; slides, negatives, photos, and proof sheets are all organized separately. Consequently, the researcher may have to look in several different locations in order to find the desired image.

One-Woman Exhibits:

Kunstverein, Hamburg, Germany, 1933
Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, 1938
Renaissance Society, University of Chicago, 1941
Bergman Gallery, Chicago, 1977
Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, 1978
Staatliche Landesbildstelle Hamburg, Hamburg, 1979
The Putnam Arts Council, NY State, 1981
Ingber Gallery, New York, 1983

Collections With Images by Ursula Wolff Schneider:

Deutsches Archeological Institut, Rome
Deutsches Kunsthistorisches Institut, Florenz
Kunsthistorisches Institut, Marburg, Germany
Altes Museum, Berlin
National Gallerie, Berlin
Kronprinzenpalais, Berlin
Bibliothek Warburg, Hamburg, Germany
Warburg Institute, London
British Museum, London
University of London
Metropolitan Museum, New York
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
William Hayes Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, MA
Harvard University Museum, Cambridge, MA
Columbia University, NY, NY
University of Illinois

Contents of the Finding Aid

Series Listing

  1. Manuscripts (Box 1)
    1. Documents from Germany, 1923-1936
    2. Documents from the United States, 1938-1963
  2. Published Works (Box 1)
    1. By Ursula Wolff Schneider
    2. About Ursula Wolff Schneider
    3. Indices to UWS’ Photographs (Box 2)
  3. Images
    1. Negatives

      1. Numbered series (Boxes 3-10)

        1. 5 X 7 Negatives (Boxes 11-15)
        2. 35 mm Negatives (Boxes 16-17)
      2. Y series (Boxes 18-21)
      3. Z series (Boxes 22-24)
    2. Prints (8 x 10 or smaller) (Boxes 25-45)
      1. Numbered series
      2. Y series (Box 42)
      3. Z series (Boxes 43-45)
    3. Proof Sheets (Boxes 46-49)
    4. Slides (Box 50)
  4. Oversized Materials
    1. Unmatted Photographs (Larger than 8 x 10)
    2. Matted Photographs (Larger than 8 x 10)
    3. Photographs of Newspapers/Periodicals with UWS’ Work
    4. Newspapers/Periodicals with UWS’ Work

Ursula Wolff Schneider Papers and Photographs

I. Manuscripts

A. Documents from Germany, 1923-1936

BOX 1
f.1 German documents, 1923-1928.
1. Entlassungszeugnis, 1923. High School.
2. Marie Boigts Bildungsanstalt, 1924. Certificate.
3. Fritz Sauer, Industrie-Photograph, Wein, 1928. Certificate.
4. Residenzatelier, Wein, 1928. Employment confirmation.
f.2 German documents, 1929.
1. Hamburger Illustrierte, June 28, 1929. Press pass, with copy.
2. Landeskunstschule, Hamburg, 1929. Semester, 1929, photography.
f.3 German documents, 1930.
1. Hamburger Gaswerke, July 10, 1930. Authorization for photos.
2. Hamburger Illustrierte, Oct. 2, 1930. Press pass.
3. Renee Sintenis, Oct. 10, 1930. Letter, with copy.
4. Mauritius – Verlag, Oct. 1930. Disbursement.
5. Hamburger Gaswerke, Nov. 11, 1930. Letter acknowledging receipt of photos.
6. Reisereportage to Eier-Lager Haus, Nov. 15, 1930. Letter of introduction.
7. Gewerbekammer Hamburg, 1930. Business certificate.
f.4 German documents, 1931-1932.
1. Mauritius – Verlag, Jan. 1931. Disbursements. Also “Im geheimnisvollen Arabien” – information about Schneider’s trip to Yemen.
2. Mauritius – Verlag, March – June 1931. Disbursements.
3. Hamburger Illustrierte, June 23, 1931. Press pass.
4. Die Zeit im Bild, Sept. 29, 1931. Acknowledgement of receipt of photos.
5. Republique Hellenique. Office Hellenique du Tourisme, June 22, 1932. Authorization and official pass, with copy.
6. Hamburger Fremdenblatt, 1932. Press pass.
f.5 German documents, 1933-1936.
1. Postgewerkschaft, Wein, Jan. 31, 1933. Photo order.
2. Kunstverein in Hamburg, April 25, 1933. Letter concerning an exhibition Schneider’s work.
3. The Illustrated London News, July 6, 1933. Acknowledging publication of photos.
4. Urheber vermerkt unter Bilder und Zeichnungen, n.d. German government instructions that name of the author must appear under photos, etc. (ca. 1933-1934).
5. Genossenschaft – Meierei, Sept. 1, 1935. Postcard advertising the date of a pig slaughter. [see photographic series Z-30]
6. Apfelmost, 1935. Description of photographic series Z-13.
7. British Museum. Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, July 22, 1936. Order for Greek photos, with copy.
8. Broschek & Co., Sept. 9, 1936. Photo order.
9. Eva Leidmann, “Romantischer Besuch,” n.d. Essay.
10. Foto Wolff Lichtbildwerkstatt, n.d. Calling card & stationary.

B. Documents from the USA, 1938-1963

f.6 Village and Farm School, Oct. 1938-Feb. 1940. Correspondence, pamphlet, and brochure.
f.7 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1939-1940. Correspondence regarding the purchase of 50 Greek photos, includes list of photos.
f.8 Camera Features, November 1939-March 1941. Correspondence.
f.9 Columbia University. Dept. of Fine Arts & Archaeology, 1940. Purchase of slides.
f.10 Harvard University, W.H. Fogg Art Museum, 1940. Purchase of photos.
f.11 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass., 1940. Purchase of photos.
f.12 Bernhard Rudofsky correspondence, 1946. Author of “Are Clothes Modern?” wishes to purchase Greek photo for dust jacket.
f.13 Ursula Wolff Schneider, 1947. Proposal for a photographic survey of post-World War II Germany.
f.14 University of Illinois. College of Fine & Applied Arts, 1950. Purchase of photos.
f.15 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1938-1940.
f.16 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1941-1950.
f.17 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1951-1963.

II. Published Works

A. By Ursula Wolff Schneider

f.18 Portfolio in blue book, newspaper clippings, 1929-1932.
f.19 Miscellaneous German publications, 1933-1935.

[Examples of UWS photo-journalism in OVSZ BOX 8 and 9]

B. About Ursula Wolff Schneider

f.20 Early exhibits, 1938-1941.
f.21 “Images of the Thirties,” exhibit, Bergman Gallery, 1977.
f.22 “A Photographer’s World,” exhibit, Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, 1978.
f.23 “A Poet’s Angle of Vision,” Chicago Magazine, vol. 27, no. 4, April 1978.
f.24 “Die Dreissiger Jahre,” Fotogalerie Staatliche Landesbildstelle, Hamburg, Germany, 1979.
f.25 “Through a Woman’s Eye: Images of Man,” Putnam Arts Council exhibit, 1981.
f.26 “Images of the Thirties,” Ingber Gallery, New York, New York, 1983.
f.27 “From Germany to America: Photographs by Ursula Wolff Schneider, Lotte Jacobi, and Gerda Peterich,” The UNH Art Gallery, 1991.
f.28 Miscellaneous printed materials regarding Karl Schneider, 1928-1933.

C. Indices to UWS’ Photographs

BOX 2
f.1 Index to photos #1-#1623.
f.2 Index to photos #1624-#3220.
f.3 Index to photos #3221-#5080.
f.4 Index to photos #5081-#7498.

List of Ursula Wolff Schneider’s Images As Numbered & Cataloged by the Artist & Her Brother, Emanuel Wolff

A. Negatives

1. Numbered series
BOX 3
99-105 Dr. Sobotka-Wien, October 1928.
106 Frau Dr. Sobotka-Wien, October 1928.
109-117 Änne von Aster.
118-121 Gläser und Silber (Crystal & Silver).
122-124 Blumen und Kakteen (Flowers & Cacti).
125-128 Änne von Aster.
131-136 Eisgang auf der Elbe (Ice Movement on the Elbe River).
137-140 Stillbe, Pallette mit Pinsel (Brush, Pallette, Pencil).
141 Reproduktion nach einer Photographie, Frau Tüngel.
142 Stuhl im Atelier.
145-147 Anja Porjes.
148-168 Negerplastik (Negro sculpture), Sammlung Maetzel.
169-179 St. Pauli bei Nacht (St. Pauli at Night).
180-206 Glas and gläser.
211-212 Reproduktion, portrait, Frau Gerber (Rodewald).
213-221 Die Handschrift des Architekten.
222-224 Blühende Obstbäume im Kranz (Fruit trees).
225-230 Reproduktionen nach Photos von Negerplastik.
1251 Kurt Loewengard und Eva Leidmann.
1252-1276 Kliffende (Dunes, etc.).
1277 Viaduct ueber den Kaiser-Wilhelm Kanal.
1278-1296 Dr. Richard Tuengel.
1299-1308 Rund um die Planschwiese (Children in City Park).
1313 Untitled: men working on a roof.
1318a Untitled: man in street holding many flowers.
1319a Untitled: Hippodrome from #169-179.
1321-1380 Hafen (Harbor).
1381-1388 Wettbüro-Typen (Betting Office Types).
1409-1410 Wassertrinkender Junge (Boy at a Water Hydrant).
1411 3 Schutzleute von oben (3 policemen from above).
1412 Wagen mit Gepäck von oben (Cart with Luggage).
1413 3 Menschen mit Kinderwagen von oben (Three People with Babycarriages)./td>
1414 3 Menschen mit Erfrischungswagen von oben (refreshment).
1415 Treppe (staircase).
1416-1421 Schwaene auf der Alster (Swans).
1422-1423 Park von meinem Fenster aus (Park from My Window).
1485 Kurt Loewengard mit Maljens.
1519-1527 Kakteen (Cacti).
1528-1552 Modeaufnahmen (Fashion).

BOX 4
1553-1565 Blumen (Flowers).
1566 Reproducktion, portrait of Dr. Richard Tüngel.
1570-1576 Reproducktionen nach Bildern von Rathjens (Trip to Yemen).
1577-1582 Südfrankreich (South of France): Trier.
1583-1588 Südfrankreich (South of France): Strassberg.
1589-1592 Südfrankreich (South of France): Colmar.
1593-1595 Südfrankreich (South of France): Besançon.
1596-1597 Südfrankreich (South of France): Lyon.
1598-1599 Südfrankreich (South of France): Avignon.
1600-1606 Südfrankreich (South of France): Orange.
1607-1642 Südfrankreich (South of France): Nîmes.
1643 Südfrankreich (South of France): Montpellier.
1644-1655 Südfrankreich (South of France): Carcassonne.
1656-1680 Südfrankreich (South of France): Arles.
1681-1689 Südfrankreich (South of France): St. Trophime.
1690-1698 Südfrankreich (South of France): Pont du Nord.
1699-1715 Südfrankreich (South of France): Les Beaux.
1716-1745 Südfrankreich (South of France): Marseille.
1746-1760 Südfrankreich (South of France): Waescherinnen (Laundry).
1772-1779 Anja Porjes.
1784-1794 Bar.
1795-1799 Kurt Löwengard.
1800-1802 Dr. Kaufmann.
1812-1817 Emanuel Wolff (Ursula’s brother).
1818-1819 Barbara Sachse.
1820-1821 Ich (Me) – Ursula Wolff Schneider.
1830-1856 Nachtleben in Hamburg (Hamburg Nightlife).
1866-1867 Ruth Neustadt.
1880-1883 Hamburg baut Heime (Hamburg Builds a Nursing Home).
1897 Dr. Fritz Wolff.
1898 Ursula’s mother.
1899 Ursula Wolff’s parents.
1912-1914 Park im Schnee (Park in Snow).
1915-1979 Fruchtserie (Fruit Arrives in Harbor).

BOX 5
1980-1984 Fruchtserie (Fruit Arrives in Harbor).
1985-1988 Grossmutter – Hedwig Wolff.
2016 Untitled: man with architectural models.
2025-2026 Grenze zwischen Altona und Hamburg (Borderline).
2027-2029 Autofriedhof (Car Cemetery).
2030-2052 Strassernhädler (Street vendors).
2068-2108 Feuerwehr (Fire Brigade).
2142 Kurt Löwengard, reproduction of a drawing (woman).
2153-2157 Herr von Wissmann, portrait.
2186b Untitled: unidentified building.
2187-2191 Hafen bei Nacht (Harbor by Night).
2208-2229 Dr. Robert Lachmann, Bananenboot.
2230-2244 Heisse Tage (Hot Days).
2245-2270 Pferdemarkt (Horse market).
2271-2275 Jahrmarkt (Carousel).
2276-2277 Dr. Richard Tüngel and Dr. Robert Lachmann.
2278-2279 Schwäne an der Alster (Swans).
2280-2282 Pinguine bei Hagenbeck (Penguins at the Hagenbeck Zoo).
2290-2295 Kid Bambu.
2301-2319 Badenleben/Ohlsdorf (Life at Pool).
2320-2351 Kesselklopfer (Scraping out a Boiler).
2352-2385 Ferienheim (Vacation Camp).
2386-2392 Walter Wolff, portrait.
2393-2409 Deutsche Seewarte (Marine Station).
2417-2436 Schornsteinfeger (Chimneysweeps).
2437-2479 Gaswerk (Gas works).
2488-2490 Änne von Aster.
2491-2493 Grossmutter, portraits.
2494-2552 Kampen (Camping by the Baltic Sea). Includes: Rene Sintenis, Herstadt, Rowohlt, Tüngel.
2553-2585 Dünen auf Sylt (Dunes of Sylt). [**also see #4683-4747.]

BOX 6
2586-2604 Dünen auf Sylt (Dunes of Sylt). [**also see #4683-4747.]
2605-2606 Vater und Mutter in Giessen (Father & Mother).
2607-2644 Kopenhagen (Copenhagen, Denmark).
2648 Untitled: Dockyard with fishing boats.
2654-2672 Haus Braban (Braban’s House).
2673-2677 Nebel und Sander (Stores).
2684-2685 Untitled: Pocket watch.
2712-13 Richard Möring, portrait (Berlin 1933/34?).
2714-2717 Kirk (Freund von Möring).
2718-2723 Änne von Aster.
2729 Kurt Löwengard.
2779-2781 Dr. Fritz Wolff (UWS’s Father).
2782-2785 Kurt Löwengard – Wandbild (Mural).
2787 Flora Mayer, reproduction of old photo.
2883 Dr. Richard Tüngel.
2884-2889 Emanuel Wolff (UWS’s Brother)
2896-2904 Kurt Löwengard, Atelier (Studio).
2905-2909 Architekt Stephan.
2921-2936 Hinter den Kulissen der Strassenbahn (Behind the Scenes of the Streetcar).
2942-2957 Kindergarten.
2965-2973 Reepschläger-Haus/Alt Hamburg.
2974-3008 Blumenfeld/Gemäldesammlung (paintings).
3012-3022 Kinder beim Friseur (Child at the Barber).
3050-3052 Calmann – Truhe (Chest).
3055-3060 Korken (Cork).
3061-3071 Schüler-Vorstellung (Student Performance).
3083-3088 Handarbeiten (Needlework).
3102-3112 Kitsch (Popular “art”).
3113-3129 Ohlsdorf Friedhof (Ohlsdorf Cemetery).
3130-3139 Der Türmer: Leben im Kirchturm (Life in a Church Tower).
3144-3150 Lindenallee 35, Wohnung (House).
3151-3166 Umzug (Moving).
3176-3180 Kurt Löwengard, paintings & drawings.
3181 Richard Tüngel, Souverbie painting.
3208-3210 Kurt Löwengard, painting.
3213-3215 Karl Kluth, painting.
3232-3241 Kurt Loewengard, drawings.
3244-3262 Hans Calmann, sculpture collection.
3264-3283 Komietzko Sammlung-Puppen (Dolls).
3348-3357 Hafenkrankenhaus (Harbor Hospital).
3375-3390 Walter Wolff.
3406-3427 Dr. Carl Rathjens, Sabbäische Plastiken (Sculptures).
3433-3435 Schornsteinfeger (Chimney Sweeps).
3454-3465 Skat (German cardgame).
3466-34577 Sängerin (Singer).
3478-3489 Glücksmänner (Lucky Men). (How the Marzipanball is Made).
3490-3504 Prominenten Rendez-vous – Atelier Paul Hamann (Berlin), Nov. 21, 1931.
3490 Dolly Haas, film star, looking at the array of lifemasks.
3491 Erich Engel, film and theatre director who often worked with Bertolt Brecht; Fritz Kortner, actor who emigrated to Hollywood and appeared in many films; Max Schmeling, boxer.
3492 Paul Hamann working on a garden statue; front view.
3493 L to R: Gustaf Gründgens, actor (standing); Max Schmeling, boxer; Erich Engel, film and theatre director; Paul Hamann, sculptor.
3494 Unknown group – different setting?
3495 Unknown man – different setting?
3496 Lifemask in the making: Paul Kemp, actor; Paul Hamann applying the special mixture he developed.
3497 Dolly Haas and Paul Kemp with Paul Hamann looking at maquettes.
3498 Paul Hamann with garden statue, back view.
3499 Lifemasks & corner of studio; on adjustable worktop Max Schmeling; on lower table, Aldous Huxley, writer and poet; René Sintenis, sculptress; Minister Dr. Schreiber; Conrad Veidt, actor who emigrated to Hollywood; Bertolt Brecht playwright who spent several years in America during WWII.
3500 Erich Engel, Fritz Kortner and Max Schmeling.
3501 Max Schmeling standing for his portrait.
3502 Gustaf Gründgens comparing himself with lifemask.
3503 View from the gallery at the coffee table: Hilde Hamann, painter, potter, enamelist (standing); Francesco von Mendelsohn, grandson of the composer, Gustaf Gründgens, Paul Hamann, Max Schmeling, Fritz Kortner and Erich Engel (all sitting).
3504 Max Schmeling, work in progress.
3505-3506 Gulf von Thea, Reproduction aus der Times.
3520-3544 Neubabelsberg – Hinter den Kulissen des Films.
3576-3581 Kleine Werft (Small Boat Yard).

BOX 7
3582 Kleine Werft (Small Boat Yard).
3583-3586 Sezessions-Masken.
3622-3625 Frühling (Spring).
3669-3673 Ich (Me) – Ursula Wolff Schneider.
3674-3676 Emanuel Wolff, reproduktion.
3680-3689 Wie eine Trommel entsteht (How a Drum Is Made).
3710-3717 Bei der Wahrsagerin (At the Fortune Teller).
3718-3729 Kosmetik.
3730-3738 Die Post kommt (The Mail Arrives).
3739-3757 Hinter den Kulissen der Post (Behind the Scenes at the Post Office).
3758 Blick auf die Buche.
3759 Blumenmarkt (Flower Market).
3760 Lieferjunge bei der Rast (Delivery boy resting).
3766 Mein Atelier (My Studio).
3771-3775 Erdbeeren (Strawberries).
3779-3783 Das ist der Herbst (This is the Autumn).
3784 Solmitz Schrank.
3785-3793 Völkerkundmuseum.
3794-3797 Mädchen machen Ordnung (Maid Cleans).
3798-3805 Universität – Zoologisches Museum und Klinik.
3806-3823 Staatsbibliothek – View of the interior.
3832-3837 Frühling.
3838-3846 Das grosse Los (The Big Lottery).
3847-3858 Trittau – ein Ausflug (an outing).
3859 Calmann, reproduction.
3860-3861 Winter – Elbe Eisgang (ice movement).
3870-3871 Wohnung im Giessen.
3872-3878 Berlin – Fahrt mit dem Autobus.
3879-3894 Winter im Stadtpark (Winter in Citypark).
3895-3917 Berlin – Rund um den Alexanderplatz (Around Alexanderplatz).
3918-3926 Erwerbslosen-Kartenspielen (Unemployed Playing Cards).
3927-3951 Sonntags an der Ostsee (Sunday with the Car to the Baltic).
3952-3969 Sezession-Jury (Lucky Who Can Be Hanged).
3970-3985 Amateur Photographer.
3987-3988 Im Park.
4015-4048 Schwimmen lernen (Learning to Swim).
4049-4082 Schützenfest – Auf der Festweisse (Celebration).
4089-4008 Asphalt aus Sizilien.
4109-4141 Stadtpark – Kinderwettsegeln (City Park – Children Sailing Competition).
4142-4155 Die Vorsetzen – eine Hafenstrasse (Harbor street).
4156-4158 Regen (Rain).
4159-4173 Richtfest (Topping of a Building Celebration).
4174-4183 Kurt Löwengard – in der Sezession.
4184-4191 Schwimmen – Badeanstalt.
4192-4203 Sommer-Ernte (Harvest).
4204-4218 Menschen am Fenster (People at the Window).
4219-4231 Rummelsburg (Children in the Country).
4232-4240 Berlin – Potsdamerplatz.
4248-4275 Berlin – Hafen um Berlin (Harbor).
4276-4287 Kinder im Stadtpark (Children in City Park).

BOX 8
4288-3120 Kinder im Stadtpark (Children in City Park).
4321-4344 Ich lerne Radfahren (Learning to Ride a Bicycle).
4345-4370 Bilderchecks (Picture Game).
4375-4378 Berlin – Wittenbergplatz.
4379-4385 Rund um die “Billie.”
4386-4413 Vortrag Tüngel (Lecture).
4414-4416 Griechenland (Greece): Konstantinopel (Constantinople).
4417-4426 Griechenland (Greece): Fresken.
4427-4439 Griechenland (Greece): Flüchtlingssiedlungen (Refugee Camps).
4440-4493 Griechenland (Greece): Zeitungsaufnahmen (Newspaper Photos).
4494-4542 Griechenland (Greece): Acropolis.
4543-4554 Griechenland (Greece): Acropolismuseum.
4555-4587 Griechenland (Greece): National Museum – Athens.
4588-4613 Griechenland (Greece): Olympia.
4614-4640 Griechenland (Greece): Delphi.
4641-4647 Griechenland (Greece): Epidauros.
4648-4656 Griechenland (Greece): Sunion.
4657 Griechenland (Greece): Mykene.
4658-4659 Griechenland (Greece): Kloster Nossios Lucas.
4660 Griechenland (Greece): Insel Spezia.
4661-4668 Greece – Gipse im der Kunsthalle für Richard Tüngel.

BOX 9
4669-4682 Greece – Gipse im der Kunsthalle für Richard Tüngel.
4748-4742 Italy (4800 Kluth; 4817 Ursula Wolff Schneider).
4947 Landscape – Lugano?
4950-4951 Tobby wird getrimmt (Tobby Is Being Trimmed).
4952-4966 Glückstadt – Druckerei Augustin (Printer).
4967-4970 Reisezeit beginnt (Travel Time Begins).
4971-4972 Alt-Hamburg.
4973 Schöne Ecken (Beautiful Corners).
4974-4996 Dr. Mayer Sammlung – Lugano (Collection).
4997-5002 Menschen auf der Rast (People Resting).
5003 Rosi Bohrmann mit Hund.
5010 Kurt Löwengard mit Schutzmann (with Policeman).
5015-5016 Haus Calmann.
5017 Tuwe von Uexxkuell – Baltikum.
5028 Gösta von Űxxkuell.
5030-37 Worpsweder Sommer (Worpswede Summer).
5038-5039 Reval/Baltikum.
5052-5058 Berlin – Wittenbergplatz.
5059-5062 “Billie” – supplement.
5063 Housing model.
5064 Buchmarke.
5065 Hafenarbeiter (Dock Worker).
5066 Faltboot (Collapsable Boat).
5067-5068 Ende der Badesaison (End of Swimming Season).
5069 Lampenputzer (Streetlamp Cleaner).
5070 Strassenbahnleitungen werden nachgesehen. (Streetcar wires being inspected).
50710 Platz mit Menschen von oben (Square with people).
5072 Stillleben mit Flasche (Bottle).
5075 Änne von Aster.
5076-5079 Aufwachendes Restaurant (Awakening).
5081-92 Agfa-Color Versuche-Wetzlar (Color Experiments).
5096-5098 Kodakchrome Versuche.
5099 Hamburg – Aerial view, reproduction of postcard.
5102 Dr. Fritz Wolff – reproduction of old photo.
5104 Fahrt Detroit/Muskegon, 1938 or 1939.
5106 Schneider und ich (Karl Schneider and Ursula Wolff Schneider).
5107 Maple Lake.
5108 Schneider und ich – (Karl Schneider and Ursula Wolff Schneider).
5109 Fahrt Milwaukee (Milwaukee Trip), 1938 or 1939.
5110 Ich (Ursula Wolff Schneider) driving car.
5113 Emanuel Wolff, portrait.
5115-5116 Fahrt Mississippi (Trip on the Mississippi).
5117 Herta Wolf, portrait.
5119 Trip to Marinette.
5120 Sunday Trip.
5123 Trip to Lake Geneva.
5125-5131 Trip to Vermont, 1938.
5132-5133 Untitled.
5137 Reise Baltimore (Trip to Baltimore).
5139a-d Chicago – night photos.
5142a-c Herta Wolf, portrait.
5145 Dr. Kasanin.
5148 Trip to Racine.
5149 Muskegon – Watertower.
5150 Farm School, Illinois.
5152 Chicago Tribune Tower.
5154-51550 Arnet Paradise.
5156 Kodakchrome – Microscope slide stain.
5162 Kodakchrome – Microscope slide stain.
5163 Dr. Richard Frank.
5167a-b Ich (Me – Ursula Wolff Schneider).
5168a-h Reproduction of family photos.
5170-5175 Chicago – Maxwell Street.
5177-5178 Lantern slides of Greek photos.
5179 General Electric sign, Outerbridge at night.
5180-5182 Trip to Baltimore.
5183 Emanuel & Arnett Wolff.
5187 Emanuel & Walter Wolff, Ursula Wolff Schneider.
5189 Jacques Maritain (French poet & philosopher).
5190 Trip to Boston (Portrait Frankfort), 1939 or 1940.
5193 Cape Cod, 1939.
5195-5196 Chicago – night photos.
5197 Ich (Me – Ursula Wolff Schneider).
5199 Reproduction, Daumier, “Der Lesende.”
5200-5211 Salem & Gloucester – buildings & harbor.
5212-5219 Edgar Wind – lecture on Erasmus.
5220-5223 Staining microscopic slides.
5224-5293 Edgar Wind – drawings for book on Michelangelo by Karl Schneider.
5294-5307 Kuhn & Obermaier – Bushman drawings.
5308 Reproduction of Kimmeridge, Dorset.
5309-5328 Tulip blossoms – Holland, Michigan.
5329-5352 Street scenes & buildings, New Orleans.
5353-5357 Ursula Wolff Schneider.
5358 New Orleans, 1923 or 1924.
5362 Franje Sobotka, portrait.
5363 Ursula Wolff Schneider.
5366-5369 Walter Wolff, portrait.
5370-5372 Old family photos.
5373 Fritz & Margarete Wolff, reproduction.
5385-5438 San Francisco Harbour.
5440 Natasha Sobotka, “My Day”.
5141 Romulus & Remus, reproduction of a gold pendant.
5442 Ursula Wolff Schneider.
5445-5450 Microscopic specimen in color.

5452-5458 Night photos, Chicago (Palmolive Building).
5459 Walter Wolff in uniform, reproduction.
5460 Reproduction of a painting by Rouault.
5461 Reproduction of a painting by Maillol.
5462 Reproduction of an old photo of Ursula Wolff Schneider.
5463 Reproduction, drawing by Edvard Münch.
5464 Reproduction of a painting from Minos.
5466-5467 Sobotka family portrait.
5468-5469 Minna Wolff, reproduction of old photos.
5470-5471 Reproduction, drawing by Karl Schneider.
5472-5473 Dr. Goetz – Art Institute Christmas card.
5475 My own price schedule.
5480 Natasha Sobotka, portrait.
5481-5490 Jarannih (Indian sculpture, head).
5491-5493 Indian Jewelry.
5494 Letterweight with Chinese signs.
5495 Map of India.
5500-5510 Natasha Sobotka, portrait.
5518 Ursula Wolff Schneider.
5519 Stephan Sobotka, portrait.
5521 Reproduction, sculpture by Rodin.
5522-5524 Valentine Sobotka, portrait.
5525-5532 Erich Kahler, reproduction of an article of Germany.
5533-5534 Reproduction Michelangelo.
5535 Price schedule.
5536 Karl Schneider, portrait.
5537 Pisa, reproduction of own photo.
5538 Sandwellen, reproduction of own photo.
5539-5543 Erich Schmidt, color slides of Near East.
5544-5552 Die Wiese – Sunday picnic.
5553-5558 Mexico, 1946.
5559 Mexico, 1946: Taxco & Guernavara.
5571 Mexico, 1946: Koraleh’s house & portraits.
5572 Mexico, 1946: Teotiochacan.
5576 Mexico, 1946: San Miguel Allende.
5577 Mexico, 1946: Queretero.
5579 Mexico, 1946: Guadalupe.
5580 Mexico, 1946: Irapatp & Yuricia.
5581 Mexico, 1946: Ciudad Hidalgo & Morelia.
5582 Mexico, 1946: Potapan & Guanajuato.
5584-5601 Chicago – around the Chicago River.

BOX 10
5602-5603 Chicago – around the Chicago River.
5604-5607 Chicago – night photos.
5608-5611 Ray-Mool – testphotos for basic lighting.
5631-5647 Erich Schmidt’s children, color.
5651 Mrs. Bab, portrait.
5652 Jonathan Wolff, portrait.
5653 Natasha Sobotka.
5654 Neil Adelman, portrait.
5657 Valentine Sobotka, portrait.
5658 Dr. Richard Tüngel & Hans Novak.
5663 Dr. Samter, portrait.
5666-5669 Dr. Potts’ – medical instruments.
5670 Reproduction of an Assyrian relief.
5671 Natasha Sobotka.
5673-5677 Jarannih, Indian sculpture.
5678-5680 Reproduction of Indian sculpture.
5698-5699 Dr. Potts’ – medical instruments.
5700 University of Chicago campus.
5702-5716 Erich Schmidt and his children, color.
5717-5721 Pabst Beer advertisement, Chicago.
5722-5727 Erich Schmidt, reproduction of old family photos.
5728-5730 Walter & Eleanor Wolff, portrait.
5731-5739 Mimi Sherman, portrait, color.
5740-5745 Map of the Near East, reproduction.
5747-5756 Chicago Harbor, Gary, Indiana.
5763 Joseph and Ella Deutsch, portrait.
5764-5771 House Samter, Oak Park.
5774-5775 Chicago skyline at night.
5780 Erich Ziegel, reproduction of own photo.
5784 Chicago River, color.
5785 Heinz Heidenreich, portrait.
5786 John Raben, portrait.
5786-5792 Valentine Sobotka.
5794-5797 Sobotka montage.
5798-5799 Reproduction, Carl Hofer, “Tara” painting.
5800 Robert Trier, reproduction of “Joulonage”.
5807 James Frank (physicist).
5808 Dr. G.A. Borgese, portrait.
5809 Reproduction of own photo.
5814-5819 University of Chicago, Administrative Bldg.
5820-5821 Chicago at night.
5823-5844 Doctor Pott’s – medical instruments.
5845 Schmarje and Mhe, Hamburg 1949, portrait.
5846-5857 Schmarje, portrait.
5858-5859 German landscape.
5860 Mrs. Bab.
5861 John Raben & Trude Petri, portrait.
5862-5885 Trude Petri pottery.
5889 Natasha Sobotka, 1949.
5899 Trude Petri, portrait.
5900 John Raben, portrait.
5902 Stephan and Natasha Sobotka, portrait.
5905 Valentine Sobotka’s mother, reproduction.
5912-5949 Sobotka’s Winnetka.
5953 Edward Munch (Puberty), reproduction.
5954 Photomontage of Greek photos for Christmas card.
5955-5959 Pabst Christmas card montage, Sobotka.
5966 Natasha Sobotka, Rousseau montage.
5967-5970 Valentine Sobotka, portrait.
5971 Winnetka house.
5972 Reproduction, Valentine & Stephan Sobotka.
5975 Mein taeglicher Schulweg, unfinished.
5976 Natasha Sobotka, portrait.
5977 Professor Max Jacob, portrait, 1952.
5979 Sobotka’s house, 1951.
5980 Mr. Bastiani, portrait, Nov. 1951.
5982 Christopher Wolff, portrait, Nov. 1951.
5986 “860″ Building, Chicago, 1952.
5987 Dr. Richard Tüngel, for article in “Die Zeit”, 1952.
5990 Jonathan Wolff, portrait, 1952.
5998 Franje Sobotka, portrait, 1952.
5999 Travel to Los Angeles.
6000 Sobotka’s Winnetka, 1952.
6003-6010 Ricky & Erica Schmidt.
6011-6012 Natasha Deutsch, portrait, 1952/53.
6017-6094 El Carnila Ranch, Arizona, April 1953.
6095-6003 Winnetka house.
6108 Deutsch children, 1954.
6113 El Carnila Ranch, Arizona, 1954/55.
6116 Dr. Ernst Haase, portrait, 1954.
6117-6123 Dr. Anne Moellenhoff (sculpture), bronze head, 1957.
6126 Franja Sobotka, reproduction.
6127-6182 Glacier National Park.
6183-6200 Winnetka flowers.
6201 Eleanor Wolff, portrait, 1955.
6203 Trude Raben with kiln, 1955.
6205 Schmarje & Richard Tüngel in Volksdorf, 1955.
6207 Valentine Sobotka montage.
6209-6212 Lindenalle 35, Charlottenburg.
6214 Christmas decoration on curtain, 1956.
6215 Natasha Deutsch & children, Spring 1957.
6219 Valentine Sobotka, portrait.
6220-6221 Winnetka inhabitants, 1957/58.
6223-6224 Valentine Sobotka, reproduction.
6225-6230 Winnetka, autumn.
6231 Paul & Lee Sobotka, portrait.
6232 Emanuel, Arnet & Jonathan Wolff, Spring 1958.
6233-6293 Madeira, May 1958.
6294 Schmarje, Dr. Richard Tüngel & Beatrice, 1958.
6295 Bill, Natasha Deutsch & children, 1958.
6296 Milkweed.
6297 Natasha Deutsch’s children, 1958.
6298 Bill, Natasha & Tommy Deutsch.
6299 Katherine Perlberg, portrait, Nov. 1958.
6300 Virginia Bredendieck, portrait, 1958.
6301 Valentine, Stephan & Lee Sobotka.
6302-6305 Dr. Moellenhoff’s home.
6306-6312 Walter, Eleanor & children.
6313 Valentine Sobotka, reproduction as a child.
6314-6317 Konrad Wachsmann, reproduction from Pragbook.
6318-6323 Trude Raben, oeuvre.
6324 Valentine Sobotka, reproduction of mother.
6325 Karl Kluth, reproduction.
6326-6328 Winnetka flowers.
6329 Family portrait, 1959.
6330 Natasha Deutsch & children, Christmas 1959.
6331-6412 Winnetka house, Summer 1960.
6413 Valentine Sobotka & Alice Houser, 1960.
6414-6442 Deutsch family in Winnetka, Summer 1960.
6443 Dr. Richard Tüngel in Ahrensberg, Fall 1960.
6444 Anna Perlberg, portrait, 1960.
6445 Valentine Sobotka, portrait, Fall 1960.
6446 Mrs. Bab, portrait, 1960/61.
6447-6448 Winnetka house in winter.
6449-6640 Richard Tüngel in Ahrensberg.
6461-6469 Trude Raben oeuvre.
6470 Reproduction of Grand Canyon photo.
6471-6472 Trude Raben, oeuvre.
6473-6495 Railway station residence.
6496-6502 Penthouse residence.
6503-6525 Southern France.
6526 Reproduction photo Ziebolz.
6527-6530 John Raben’s last photo.
6531-6535 Walter Wolff family.
6536-6741 Guatemala, Oct.-Dec. 1961.
6743-6753 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings.
6754 Egyptian hieroglyphics.
6755-6798 “This is Winnetka”.
6799 Jonathan Wolff, reproduction.
6800 Christopher & Mark Wolff, portrait, 1963.
6801 Ursula Wolff Schneider, montage for move.
6802 Perlberg children, 1963.
6803-6804 Ursula Wolff Schneider, portrait.
6805 Natasha Deutsch & children, Christmas 1963.
6806-6821 Ursula Wolff Schneider, reproduction of newspaper work, Sept. 1964
6822 Venice.
6823-6824 Lake Michigan from window.
6825-6874 Ursula Wolff Schneider, reproduction of art work.
6875-6877 Rhodes.
6878-6889 Trude Raben, reproduction of pottery work.
6890-6894 Reproduction of old family photos, July 1966.
6895-6896 Air Academy, Colorado Springs.
6897-6900 Greece – Delphi.
6901-6903 Cave paintings (Spain), reproduction from silkscreen.
6904 Natasha Deutsch & children, portrait.
6905-6906 Guatemala, reproduction of own photo.
6907 Mexico.
6908 El Carnila Ranch, Arizona.
6909 Weathervane (Mosse/Berlin).
6910-6911 Mother in Muenster, ca. 1910.
6912-6913 Winnetka inhabitants, 1953-57.
6924 Ursula Wolff Schneider, charcoal sketches.
6925 Greek vessel, reproduction from Marinatos & Hirmer.
6926-6931 Tihal, pyramids.
6932-6942 Amlash/Mari pottery.
6943 Ursula Wolff Schneider, portrait.
6944-6961 Dr. Richard Tüngel, Greece.
6962-6970 Arboretum, Morton Grove.
6971-6977 Still life with flowers.
6978-6995 Eric Wolff.
6996-6718 Italy.
7019a-c For Richard Tüngel – Images of Greece.
7020-7084 Greece.
7085-7086 Eric Wolff.
7087-7090 Jonathan Wolff.
7091-7092 Marion Baer, portrait.
7093-7105 Sabine Wolff.
7106-7109 View from window (winter).
7110 Hamburg – old city plan.
7111-7120 Spain.
7121-7130 Copies from “Dawn of the Gods” by Jacquette Hahes.
7131-7150 Portrait of E. Wolff family.
7151-7156 View from window (winter).
7157-7168 Flowers in window.
7169 Reproduction of “Portrait of an Unknown Person” by Andrea della Robbia.
7170 Roof of a Moshee (copy).
7171-7183 Objects in Oriental Institute.
7184-7185 Leile Ibrahim Wente, portrait.
7186-7192 Sabine & Eric Wolff.
7193 View from window (sommer).
7194-7199 Slides from the Russian exhibition.
a. 5 X 7 Negatives
BOX 11 Images: #115-#3066.
BOX 12 Images: #3067-#3712.
BOX 13 Images: #3713-#4954.
BOX 14 Images: #4955-#6752.
BOX 15 Images: #6753-#7212.
b. 35 mm Negatives
BOX 16 Images: #5104-#5912.
BOX 17 Images: #5975-#7230; unidentified.
2. Y series
BOX 18 Images: Y-2-Y-27b.
BOX 19 Images: Y-28-Y-48
BOX 20 Images: Y-49-Y-81.
BOX 21 Images: Y-82-Y-111.
3. Z series
BOX 22 Images: Z-1-Z-26.
BOX 23 Images: Z-27-Z-51.
BOX 24 Images: Z-52-Z-79.

B. Prints (size: 8 x 10 or less)

1. Numbered Series
BOX 25 Images: 126-1655a.
BOX 26 Images: 1656-2632.
BOX 27 Images: 2633-3781.
BOX 28 Images: 3782-4135.
BOX 29 Images: 4136-4454.
BOX 30 Images: 4455-4514.
BOX 31 Images: 4515-4539.
BOX 32 Images: 4543-4555b.
BOX 33 Images: 4557-4581.
BOX 34 Images: 4582-4604.
BOX 35 Images: 4605-4628.
BOX 36 Images: 4629-4675.
BOX 37 Images: 4676-5471.
BOX 38 Images: 5481-5579.
BOX 39 Images: 5580-6690.
BOX 40 Images: 6821-10052.
BOX 41 Images: 10053- Photo of Yemen Trip #65.
BOX 42 Images: Photo of Yemen Trip #66-#81; unnumbered & unidentified photos.
2. Y – Series
Y-10-Y-108.
3. Z – Series
Z-1A-Z-5.

BOX 43 Z-6-Z-30.
BOX 44 Z-30-Z-54.
BOX 45 Z-54-Z-79.

C. Proof Sheets

(For access to these images use Appendix A: List of Images Represented & Proof Sheet Location)

BOX 46 Envelopes: 1-140.
BOX 47 Envelopes: 141-205.
BOX 48 Envelopes: Y-series.
BOX 49 Envelopes: Z-series.

D. Slides

BOX 50
f.1 Images: 5088-5096.
f.2 Images: 5170-5175.
f.3 Images: 5200-5212.
f.4 Images: 5220-5357.
f.5 Images: 5294-5307.
f.6 Images: 5385-5716.
f.7 Images: 5718-6010.
f.8 Images: 6036-6264.
f.9 Images: 6266-6441.

BOX 51
f.1 Images: 6447-6603.
f.2 Images: 6611-6849.
f.3 Images: 6708-6726.
f.4 Images: 6850-7041.
f.5 Images: 7042-7205.
f.6 Images: 7206-7498.
7200-08 Paris.
7209-11 Reproduction of landscape from a book.
7212 Akhuaton-relief from Oriental Institute.
7213-14 View from window (sommer).
7215-17 Flowers in window.
7218-23 Lugano.
7224-25 Persepolis relief.
7226-27 Berlin/Voelkerkundemuseum, clay vessel.
7228 View from window (fall), 1973.
7229 Vasal concert at United Nations on TV, 1973.
7230 Shadows on ice from window, 1974.
7231 Greece, detail of mosaic in St. Sofia.
7232 Italy, Ravenna, St. Vitale, detail of mosaic.
7233-7234 Nolde, reproduction from a book.
7235-7456 Oriental Institute, various objects.
7457-7498 Greece, 1976.
10000 Girl, portrait.
10001 Boy at table.
10002 Boy crying.
10004 Boy with toy duck.
10005 Boy with toy.
10006 Boy with toy truck.
10007 Girl, portrait.
10008 Girl with flowers.
10009 Girl with hat.
10010 Children, composition.
10011 Two boys in crib.
10013 Two boys, portrait.
10015 Kurt Loewengard.
10019-20 Kurt Loewengard.
10021 Flowers against the sky.
10022 Professor Bruck.
10023 Ursula Wolff Schneider, portrait, holding a camera.
10024-54 Images of Hamburg, Germany
10055 Professor Bruck.
10056-57 Opera rehearsal with Leopold Sachse.
10058 Unidentified play(?).
10059 Statue.
10060 Stairway.
10061 Doorway.
10063 Baby.
10064 Hanseat III, dory.
10065 Woman washing hair.
10066 Girls watching woman.
10067 Girl sucking thumb.
10068 Girl with dandelion.
10069 Child in dirt road.
10070 Woman filling vials.
10071 Watering seed cultures.
10072 Watering seed cultures.
10073-75 Richard Tuengel (editor Die Zeit, art historian), 1935.
10076 Prof.Jasha Marshak, 1951.
10078 Zeppelin.
10079 Museum conference.
10080 Griechischer Alltag.

Trip to Yemen with Dr. Rathjens

2 Depiction of a horse on a modern house in stones taken from the old ruins. 3 Veiled women in San'a/Sanaa, the capital of Yemen. 5 ibid. 6 Eating-house for pilgrims on the street in Jedda/Jiddah. 7 Houses belonging to people of high rank in Jedda/Jiddah. 8 Street scene in San'a/Sanaa. 9 San'a/Sanaa. 10 A dark-skinned Arab employed as a guide for foreigners in Jedda/Jiddah. 11 A northern Arab - a guide for foreign pilgrims in Jedda/Jiddah. 12 Street in Jedda/Jiddah, showing basket seats used to carry pilgrims to Mecca on the camel train. 13 Country on the western slope of the Yemen high plateau, where coffee is grown on the terraces. 14 A dancing negro pilgrim in Jedda/Jiddah. 15 Cross-section of excavation from EWW. 16 Cross-section of excavation from NWS. 17 A coffee shop in Jedda/Jiddah for pilgrims. The whole of the city revolves around the pilgrim traffic. 18 Houses of high-ranking people in San'a/Sanaa. 19 Postcard photo: women in veils in the ghetto. 21 Section from North and South of excavations. 22 Section from E and West. 23 Reconstruction of the excavation plans. 24 Plan of the excavation. 25 Crowd in front of the royal palace in San'a/Sanaa. 26 The Holy Mosque in Mecca with the Kab'a. 27 Ibid. 28 Pilgrim on the trip across the Red Sea. 29 Muezzin (call to prayer). 30 Outside San'a/Sanaa. 31 Bedouin women, they wear their wealth/riches on their veils. 32 Gravestones from the time of the Sabines. 33 Disembarkation of pilgrims in the port of Jedda/Jiddah. 34 Ibid. 35 Oasis seen from the edge of the valley of San'a/Sanaa in the Yemenite high plain. 36 Pilgrim caravan on the road to Mecca in front of one of the countless reststops. 37 Camels carrying bags ready for departure for Mecca. 38 Muslim graves of a pilgrim with sawfish bones. 39 Wretched misery asa result of religious fanaticism. A woman from western Sudan who cannot return home for lack of money. 40 Caravan departure for Mecca. 41 Disembarkation of pilgrims in Jedda/Jiddah. 42 A Yemenite castle. 43 Minaret of a mosque in San'a/Sanaa. The muezzin giving the call to prayer. 44 Houses in San'a/Sanaa, red & white in color. 45 The main mosque in San'a/Sanaa, the capital of Yemen. 46 A mat weaver. A negress who cannot go home and who scrapes a living doing this. 47 Merchant sitting in front of his wares in San'a/Sanaa, the capital of Yemen. 48 A Yemenite bucket-well/draw-well operated by using a camel and a cow. This well is used for irrigation purposes. 49 As in Old Testament days, the stones are still today laid out to dry in the sun. They are a mixture of clay, sand, and manure. 50 Brick oven in San'a/Sanaa. 51 Panoramic view of Mecca. In the center is the holy Kab'a. 54 A pillar from the Temple of the Sun in Hugga. Such capitals were hitherto completely unknown. 55 Two Arabs sawing planks. 56 An island in the Red Sea, one of the "Twelve Apostles", almost identical islands that the pilgrims' boats travel past. 57 Street in San'a/Sanaa. 58 A holy grave on the road to Mecca. 59 Street in San'a/Sanaa. 60 Tower-like houses in San'a/Sanaa. 61 Sabine pillars which the Imam says ought to be used for the construction of a new mosque. 62 The great mosque in San'a/Sanaa with a crowd of spectators waiting for a military parade. 63 Relatives of King Ibu Saud as pilgrims on the pilgrim ship. 64 East Africans in Jedda/Jiddah who have erected huts like those at home because they do not have money to get home. 65 In the hut quarter of Jedda/Jiddah. Sudanese pilgrims without the money to get home. 66 The poorest of the pilgrims have to stay in Jedda/Jiddah for lack of funds and build huts out of the petrol cans or garbage. 67 Village on the road from the coast towards San'a/Sanaa. Each house is designed for self-defense. 68 Cisterns (or water tanks) from the Sabine times. The stones are laid together seamlessly with remarkable skill/extraordinary artfulness.

69 Stone drawing (representation of a horse) from the pre- Sabine era. Such primitive stone drawings from prehistoric times are very common in Southern Arabia. 70 Gravestones from the Sabine era. The plastic behind it has no connection with the Phoenician culture. 71 Contemporary inhabitants use the marble already cut from the Sabine era buildings as ornamental work for their houses. 72 The Temple of the Sun in Hugga, excavated by the Hamburg South Arabian Expedition. The ground plan is completely modern and hints at the development/origins of the ground plan for the typical mosque. 73 View from the South side-wing to the porch of the main building. In the foreground, at the left, the walls of the main building. 74 General plan of the location of the temple (darkly hatched in the stream of lava. 75 Gargoyles. 76 Earthen vessels from the temple. 77 Bronze vessels from the temple. 78 Unidentified. 79 Unidentified. 80 Unidentified. 81 Unidentified.

Not Numbered and/or Identified Mathilda Sachse, n.d. Kay Brown, 1947. Dr. Siehert. Unidentified woman, ca. 1950. Unidentified temple (Greek or Italian). Unidentified construction work. Unidentified man. Unidentified man with pipe. Unidentified painting, landscape (by Kluth?). Unidentified painting, still life. Unidentified painting, still life. Unidentified painting, still life of apples. Unidentified sculpture (3416 - 3427?). Unidentified sculpture (3416 - 3427?). Unidentified sculpture (3416 - 3427?). Unidentified painting, primitive. Unidentified town, photos by Elers Foto. Unidentified woman, well dressed (1528 - 1555?)

Y Series Y-2 Calmann's Kinder (children), 1933. Y-3-5 Dr. Meyer, Lugano, July 1934. Y-6a Calmann's Kinder, 1934. Y-6b Frau Tietze, Lehrerin von Marianne Calmann. Y-6c Meyer, Lugano, Oct. 1938. Y-6d Goesta von Uxkuell, 1934. Y-6e Frau Stettzer, 1934. Y-6f Kurt Loewengard, 1932. Y-7a Frau Dr. Hertz, 1935. Y-7b Suse Stickford, 1934. Y-8a Kater (Oda Bushman), 1932. Y-8b Frau Reiss, 1933. Y-8c Georg Neustadt (Uncle), 1935. Y-9 Schmarje Jomme, 1934. Y-10 Prerow, Furbrinje's Kerwandte, 1934. Y-11 Lachmann Tochter und Sohn, 1934. Y-12 Mothmann mit Hund, Lady Heinemann, Lugano, May 1935. Y-13 Frau Erickson, 4 kinder. Y-14a Frau Kosmisky mit baby, 1935. Y-14b Frau Brasch, 1934/35. Y-15 Kleiner Dette - Kind, 1935. Y-15a Kinder Frau Professor Becker, Berlin - Wannsee, 1935. Y-16a Staub Kinder, 1932. Y-16b Frau Heller mit John, Charlottenberg, 1935. Y-17 Frau Voss Kind. Y-18a Klein Sande, 1935. Y-18b Ahrensdorf, Kinder von Prof.Kalle & Frau Dr. Hopf, 1935. Y-19a Kinder Frau Prof.Sieherts, 1935. Y-19b Worpswede/Haus Osthaus (see #5037). Y-20a Worpswede/Haus Osthaus. Y-20b Wilma Prodovnick, 1934. Y-21a Frau Dr. Kurt Kinder, 1936. Y-21b Furbringer, portrait. Y-22a Eva Frische, 1934. Y-22b Herbert Mhe, portrait, 1935. Y-23 Snells Kinder, 1933. Y-24a Frau Prof.Bruck and John, 1935. Y-24b Baumer Kinder, 1932. Y-25a Christine and Wagner, 1933. Y-25b Kleine Witt, 1934. Y-26a Wittenau, baby and mother, 1932/33. Y-26b Kleiner Witt, 1934. Kleine mia Kunkel, 1934. Y-27a Kaempf / Kind, 1935. Y-27b Reiner, Lugano (child) May 1935. Y-28a Olga Solmitz, 1933. Y-28b Kleine Witt, 1934. Y-29a Schliemann child, 1934. Y-29b Delfs Kinder, 1935. Y-30a Jugeberg Kruse, 1934. Y-30b Mia Kuenkel Kinder, Herbst 1934. Y-31a Cratsleg telechier(?), child. Y-31b Kinder Hibner, 1935. Y-32 Frau Mulle, 1935. Y-33/34a Kinder Frau Dr. Lindemann, 1935. Y-34b Frau Ziese mit Kinder, 1933. Y-34c Mueller Kind, 1934. Y-35/36 Baby Friedrich Oppenheimer, 1932. Boy with thumb in mouth. Y-37a Kaempf Kinder, 1936. Y-37b Moering Kinder, 1934. Y-38/39a Mosse children and landscapes, 1934. Y-39b Frau Meyer and Schwester, Berlin, 1935. Y-39c Carola Mosse, 1936. Y-39d Mosse House and people, 1936. Y-40a Frau Gosta von Uxkell, 1934. Y-40b Sculptor at work (Meyer, Lugano), Oct. 1936. Y-40b Calmann's, 1934. Y-40c Frau Calmann's Kinder, 1934. Y-40e Lux Freud. Y-40f Fre. Staehle, 1933. Y-40g Andrea von Harbor, 1933. Y-40h Tochta Ebe, 1936. Y-40i Ahrensdorf, Frau Jost mit Kinder, 1935. Y-40j Gerta mit Kinder. Y-40k Frau Wolf, 2 Kinder, 1934. Y-42 Meyer, Lugano, May 1935. Y-43 Jiereh__? Kinder. Y-44 Baby von Frau Sybille Kaempf, 1933. Y-45 Baby Lachmann/John, 1932. Y-46 Bleichroder, Familie & Kind, 1934. Y-47 Calmann John, 1937. Y-48 Ahrensdorf, Calmanns Kinder, 1935. Y-49 Calmann mit Vater, Kinder, Sommer 1933. Y-50 Haus _______ Calmann, London, June 1937. Y-51 Manfred Loewengard, 1937. Y-52 Kurt Loewengard Flinte, 1929/30. Y-53 Lachmann's Models, Junge, etc., 1936. Y-54 Lachmann/Junge, March 1936. Y-55 Ulrich Lachmann, Kind, Sommer 1936. Y-56 Beide Toechter Lachmann, 1937. Y-57 Schmarje's Sommer, 1936. Y-58 Butz Schmarje, July 1937. Y-59 Else Schmarje, Sommer 1936. Y-60 Schmarjes, Herbst 1936. Y-61 Schmarjes, Sommer 1936. Y-62 Meyer, Lugano, Novenber 1934. Y-63 Meyer, July 1934. Y-64 Meyer, Lugano Landscapes. Y-65 Meyer, January 1934. Y-66 Erik Meyer, Schmarje, Furbringer, Calmann Kinder, 1934/38. Y-67 Grimm (Schneider), 1934. Y-68 Kare Schneider & H.H., 1936. Y-69 Grimm, ich, Blankenese, Schneider. Y-70 Haus Wedell/Nutte Junge, 1935. Y-71 Kinder Haus Wedell, Weihn, 1936. Y-72 Worpswede, 1933. Y-73 Ich/Ahrensdorf, 1935. Y-74 Ahrensdorf, Anja. Y-75a Hiddensee, 1933. Y-75b Hiddensee, 1933. Y-76 Herr und Frau Horwitz, 1935/36. Y-77 Prof.Bruck, 1936. Y-78 Bruck/Junge, 1937. Y-79 Dr. Klinger, 1936. Y-80 Frau Dr. Prochovnick, 1936. Y-81 M. Beckmann, Basel, (children), Herbst 1936. Y-82 Beckmann/Basel Jan. 1937. Y-83 Eva Froster, 1937. Y-84 Geisendorfer. Y-85 Eberstadt, portrait, August 1936. Y-86 Eberstadt, 1936. Y-87 Aenne von Aster, Reiten, December 1935. Y-88 Herr von Kardorf, Aufnahme fur Gemalde. Y-89 Mother & child, 1937. Y-90 Tuengel am Telephone. Y-91 Tochter von Frau Mueller, Volksdorf, Sommer 1936. Y-92 Schurmann's, 1936. Y-93 Baby Geerz Rehhage, 1936. Y-94 Sladovsky, Kinder, Berlin, 1935/36. Y-95 Baby und Hund Frau Birkner, Rehhage, 1935. Y-96 Bradenburgs (children), 1936. Y-97 Else Samson mit Kinder, 1936. Y-98 Stefan Kaufmann, 1937. Y-99 Neu Arris baby, London, July 1937. Y-100 Junge. Y-101 Frau Frank (Baby), London, 1937. Y-102 Kinder Krauss (Leo), March 1937. Y-103 Kind/Hamburger. Y-104 Nichten von Frau Novak, 1937. Y-105 Hanse baby. Y-106 Frau Brink/Junge (Group of four on bench). Y-107 Frau Geisendorfer (formal party). Y-108 Frau Mosse Haus. Y-109 Alleulei, Christel's, ich, 1934. Y-110 Sieht aus wie Mosse (Haus & Familie). Y-111 Kinder/Schneider Weihn, 1935.

Z series Z-1 Guatemalan dolls. Z-1a 4 Women on a bench, watching a bullfight(?). Z-2b Estnische Bauern (Estonian peasants). Z-2c Zirkus (Circus). Z-2d 4 sailors leaning over a railing. Z-2e Mexico - couple walking. Italy - horse and carriage. Z-3a Girl's with carriages. Z-3b Fruehling (Spring), 1935. Z-3c Kinderzimmer (Boy at his desk). Z-3d Man walking on the street. Z-3e School class in street. Handturned pottery. Z-4a Hiddeasse. Z-4b Wohung Kennel Stegse(?) Z-4c Italian series, 1936. Z-4d Italian series. Z-5 Advent, 1935. Z-5 Advent, 1934.

Z-6 Hausfrauen lernen weben (Housewives learn to weave), 1936. Z-7 Tag eines Schiffsjunge, 1935. Z-8 Baden an der Elbe, 1935. Z-9 Hagenbeck Tierkinder, (Baby animals at the Hagenbeck Zoo), 1935. Z-10a/b Vogelwarte Gamisch, 1935. Z-10c Vogelwarte Gamisch, 1935. Z-11 Bodensee, 1935 (2 envelopes). Z-12 Angustin Gluckstadt. Lernen sie Pehlevi? Z-13 Apfelmost, 1935. Z-14 Jugend kann wieder lernen (youth can learn again), 1937. Z-15 Spielen koennen (to be able to play). Z-16 Von der Kuh in den Milchtopf, 1934. (From the Cow into the Milkcan) Z-17 Naechtlicher Bahnhof (Nightly Railroad Station), 1934. Z-18 Tobby wird getrimmt (Tobby being Trimmed), 1933. Z-19 Kindergarten, 1931. Z-20 Eis, 1937 (Ice). Z-21 Fruehling, 1935. Z-22 Alles Faehrt mit dem Auto nach Bayern, 1934. (Everyone Drives With a Car to the Bayern) (4 envelopes) Z-23 Besuch bei Schauspielerin, 1934. Z-24 Jahrmarkt (Carousel), 1934. Z-25 Erbsen und Karotten, Konserven, 1935. Z-26 Insel Hiddensee, 1933. Z-27 Frueh wenn die Hahne Krahen, 1935. Z-28 Zirkus (Circus). (2 envelopes) **also see Z-2c & Z-65** Z-29 Hotel zwischen den Schienen (Hotel Between Rails), 1935. Z-30 Schweine schlachten (Slaughter of Pigs), 1935. Z-31 Hundefarm (Dog ranch), 1936. Z-32 Ernte (Harvest), 1936. Z-33 Reisezeit beginnt, 1935. Hamburger Sezession Masken, 1935. Z-34 Bruecken, 1936 (Bridges). Z-35 Mode Aufnahmen, 1935. Z-36 Schwimmbad Lattenkamp, 1931 (Swimclub Lattenkamp). Z-37 Deutsche Landwirte im Baltikum, 1935. (German Landowners in the Baltic Region) Z-38 Estland & Besuch im alter Reval, 1935. Z-39 Erwerbslose, Selbsthilfe. Z-40a Ein Knopf entsteht (A Button Is Born). Z-40b Buergerhaus. Z-40c Reepschlaeger-Haus. Z-41a Strassenhaendler, 1934. Z-41b Schoene Ecken, 1931 (Beautiful Corners). Z-42a/b Herbst, 1934 (Fall).

Umzug (Moving). Z-43 Hausfrauen lernen Weben (Housewives learn to weave). Aus einem Schafspelz (From a Sheep's Hide). **see also Z-6** Z-44a Funkstunde (Lotterie), 1933. Z-44b Gedeckte Tische, Fremdenblatt, 1930. Z-44c Vogelwarte Garmisch (Bird Sanctuary). **also see Z-10** Z-45 From Allerlei, miscellaneous. Z-46 Hunde haben Pflichten, 1935. Z-47 Abwaschen (Kuche), 1933. Z-48 Kostprobe, 1934. Z-49 Frau Adam, 1935. Z-50a Verlobte Frauen zeigen Beilege. Z-50b Wenn Manner.... Z-50c Amulette. Z-51 Dramaturgieunterricht, 1934. Z-52 Zahmer Wellensittich, 1935. Z-53 Trachten der Grossstadt. Z-54 Italian series. Z-57 Hans Heinemann, Lugano, 1934. Z-59 Wohnung Konsul Stegne, 1936. Z-60 Das Alte Kiel, 1936. Z-61a Billie 1935. Z-61b Miscellaneous. Z-62 Allerlei aus erschienen Serien Bird Sanctuary (Z-10) Housewives Learn to Weave (Z-6) Children Want to Play (Z-15) Z-63 Miscellaneous. Z-64 Elbechaussee, 1933. Z-65 Dover, Raben, etc. Bird Sanctuary (Z-10) Circus (Z-28) Z-67 Gerda Mosse Haus, London, June 1937. Z-68 Hertzel Garage. Z-69 High gate (London) Ernst Pfeffe. Z-70 Schrank und Tisch. Z-71 Frau Lachmann, Wohnung, January 1937. Z-72 Jagd? Lachmann (Fox hunt), 1934. Z-73 Holsteinischer Kamp. Z-74 Bildhauer Karsch in Berlin (sculpture), 1935. Z-75 Topferin aus Suddeutschland, 1933. Z-76a Wohlsdorf Spaziergang. Z-76b Schauspielerinnen. Z-77a Weihnachtsmann. Z-77b Kinderzimmer Calmann, 1933. Z-78a Friseur Lunge, Laden, 1936. Z-78b Antellen im Laden. Z-78c Eva Leidmann, Sculptor, Hans Heidemann. Z-79 Instructor in front of class, Taubstummen.

IV. Oversized Materials

A. Unmatted Photographs (Larger than 8 x 10)

OVSZ BOX 1 Images: 188 - 4493.

OVSZ BOX 2 Images: 4496 - 4585.

OVSZ BOX 3 Images: 4590 - 10077; Y & Z series.

B. Matted Photographs (Larger than 8 x 10)

OVSZ BOX 4 Images: 136 - 4550.

OVSZ BOX 5 Images: 4553 - 5577.

OVSZ BOX 6 Images: 6906 - 10020; Y & Z series; unidentified photos.

OVSZ PORTFOLIO Large matted images (mostly of Greece).

C. Photographs of Newspapers/Periodicals with UWS' Work

OVSZ BOX 7 Photographic reproductions of UWS's work in print.

D. Newspapers/Periodicals with UWS' Work

OVSZ BOX 8 1 Im Wettbuero, 1929. 2 Das Paradies der Matrosen, May 25, 1930. 3 Koks, August 1930. 4 Zum Wintersport traegt man, January 10, 1931. 5 100 Jahre - Potsdamer Platz, January 1931. 6 Zum Sehen geboren - zum Schauen bestellt, January 1931. 7 Bei der Wahrsagerin, February 1931. 8 Herzbube neben schwarzer Dame, February 1931. 9 Menschen ohne Heimat, May 2, 1931. 10 Ferien zu Hause - In Hamburg ist es auch ganz schoen, June 6, 1931 (2 pages). 11 In meiner Strassenbahn, June 13, 1931. 12 Umzug (Moving), September 19, 1931. 13 Das ist der Herbst, September 26, 1931. 14 Das grosse "Wenn..."!, October 24, 1931. 15 Im Gedenken der Lebenden sind die Toten nicht tot, November 21, 1931. 16 Kleine Geschichte vom Korken, Fall 1931. 17 Kinder wollen spielen, December 1931. 18 Zauberkraft Im Trommel, End of 1931. 19 Miscellaneous clipping, April 1931 or 1932. 20 Der Vereinsstar, 1931 or 1932. 21 Two miscellaneous clippings, 1932. Kartenboerse der Arbeitslosen, 1932. "Sind Sie auch.....," 1932. 22 Handwerkerdynastie, January 16, 1932. 23 Berlin als Hafenstadt, January 16, 1932. 24 Gepflegt sein ist Pflicht, January 30, 1932. 25 Am Fenster, May 1932. 26 Universitaets- und Staatsbibliothek, August 13, 1932. 27 Richtfest, August 20, 1932. 28 Achtung! Aufnahme!, August 1932. 29 Auf Raedern aus dem Alltag, Summer 1932. 30 Prominenten-Rendezvous - Bei Hamburgern in Berlin, September 1932. 31 Wir lassen uns das Haar schneiden, October 1, 1932. 32 Die glueckhafte Marzipankugel, November 14, 1932. 33 Taubstumme lernen sprechen (The Deaf Learn to Speak), November 26, 1932. 34 Spielen koennen..., December 7, 1932. 35 Alt-Hamburger Buergerhaus eroeffnet, December 10, 1932. 36 Aus dem Puppenreich der Voelker, December 10, 1932. 37 Rund um den Alexanderplatz (Around the Alexanderplatz), 1932. 38 Wenn mein Los gewinnt..., 1932.

OVSZ BOX 9 1 Der Tag der Aufwasch, 1932 or 1933. 2 Ein Paket ist angekommen, January 1933. 3 Die Post kommt, January 1933. 4 Tracht der Zeit, Spring 1933. 5 Griechische Landschaft, March 11, 1933. 6 Die Post kommt!, April 1933. 7 The First Authentic Discoveries in the Arabian Realm of the Queen of Sheba, Illustrated London News, October 7, 1933. 8 Alle fangen klein an, 1933. 9 Wenn das so leicht waere!, 1933. 10 Handgedrehte Keramik (Hand-turned Ceramics), 1933. 11 Deutsche Landwirte im Baltikum (German Landowners in the Baltic), 1933. 12 Missing title, April or May 1933. 13 Unidentifiable title (beaches/sand), July 1934 (2 pages). 14 Advent, December 1934. 15 Bon der Kuh in den Milchtopf, December 29, 1934. 16 Aus einem Schafspelz, 1934. 17 Lesen sie Pehlewi?, 1934. 18 Naechtlicher Bahnhof (Nighttime at the Train Station), 1934. 19 Kostproben, 1934. 20 Tobby wird getrimmt, January 1935. 21 Vor-Oesterliches, March 1935. 22 Tierbabys bei Hagenbeck, Summer 1935. 23 Advent, 1935. 24 Kerli, der Wellensittich, 1935. 25 China in Gluecksstadt, 1935. 26 Kamerad Hund, May 1936. 27 Griechischer Alltag (Greek Workaday), Summer 1936. 28 Apfelmost (Apple Cider), Fall 1936. 29 Der Traeum von Jedermann: Das eigene Haus, Die Woche, December 30, 1936. 30 Vogelwarte Garmisch (Bird Sanctuary), 1936. 31 Hausfrauen lernen weben (Housewives learn to weave), 1936. 32 Herbststreife am Bodensee (Fall Trip Around Bodensee), 1936. 33 Jugend kann wieder lernen (Youth Can Learn Again), 1937. 34 Eis!, 1937. 35 Humanismus heute? (Humanism Today?), February 21, 1946. 36 Wir leben richtig - sagen die Amerikaner (We Live Right - Say the Americans), December 11-25, 1952. 37 Poster: Fotogalerie, Staatliche Landesbildstelle Hamburg, (Ursula Wolff-Schneider exhibit), October 1979.

Appendix A: List of Images Represented & Proof Sheet Location (Boxes 46-47)

Aenne von Aster (also see 125-127) 109 Ganze Figur (whole figure). [envelope 1] 111 Brustbild mit Hut (with hat). [e.1] 112 Brustbild ohne Hut (w/o hat). [e.2] 116 Grosser Kopf.[e.3] 117 Sitzend mit Tasse (sitting w/ coffee). [e.3]

Glaeser & Silber (Glass & Silver) 118 Fruehstueckservice (breakfast). [e.1] 118a Fruehstueckservice (breakfast). [e.1] 119 Glaeser. [e.2] 120 Silberne Kanne (pitcher). [e.2] 121 Kristallkaraffe und Schale. [e.2]

Blumen & Kakteen (Flowers & Cacti) 122 Alpenveilchen. [e.4] 123 Kakteen. [e.4] 124 Kakteen art. [e.4]

Aenne von Aster (also see 109-117) 125 Mit Hut und Pelzmantel (w/ hat and fur coat). [e.5] 127 Kniestueck (half figure) [e.5]

Eisgang auf der Elbe 131 [e.4] 132 [e.6] 132a [e.6] 133 various scenes of ice formations on the Elbe. [e.6] 135 [e.6] 136 [e.7]

Stillleben 140 Grosse Flasche mit grossem Trichter. [e.7]

145 Anja Porjes, ganz Profil. [e.8]

St. Pauli bei Nacht 169 Grosse Freiheit [e.9] 170 Grosse Freiheit mit Hypodrom [e.9 & 10] 172 Mit Ballhaus Rheingold [e.9] 173 Hypodrom (inside) [e.10] 179 Zigeunerwagen (Gypsy wagon) [e.10]

224 Bluehende Obstbaeume im Kranz (fruit trees) [e.10]

Glas & Glaeser 187 Kronenleuchter [e.7] 188 Kristallschleifer [e.7] 189 Kristallschleifer [e.11] 189a Kristallschleifer [e.11] 190 Kristallschleifer [e.12] 194 2 elektrische Birnen (light bulbs) [e.11] 194a 2 elektrische Birnen (light bulbs) [e.11] 197 Trichter (funnels) [e.12] 197a Trichter (funnels) [e.12] 198 Trichter (funnels) [e.12] 199 Trichter (funnels) [e.13 & 14]

1251 Lowengard und Eva Leidman [e.15]

Kliffende (Dunes, etc.) 1257 [e.10] 1258 [e.10] 1265 [e.10]

Hafen (Harbor) 1321 Ausladen von Vieh (unloading cattle) [e.16] 1322 Ausladen von Vieh (unloading cattle) [e.16] 1327 Ausladen von Vieh (unloading cattle) [e.16] 1329 Ausladen von Vieh (unloading cattle) [e.16] 1333 Haben Sis was zu verzollen? (anything to declare?) [e.16] 1334 Haben Sis was zu verzollen? (anything to declare?) [e.16] 1335 Haben Sis was zu verzollen? (anything to declare?) [e.16] 1336 Ausbaggern des Hafens (dredging) [e.16] 1337 Ausbaggern des Hafens (dredging) [e.17] 1341 Herausspringender Junge (Jumping boy) [e.17] 1345 Mann an der Schleuse (lock) [e.17] 1346 Mann an der Schleuse (lock) [e.17] 1348 Schubenfuehrer (tugboat) [e.17] 1350 Schubenfuehrer (tugboat) [e.17] 1351 Schubenfuehrer (tugboat) [e.17] 1361 Ausladen und Umladen (unloading) [e.17] 1365 Ausladen und Umladen (unloading) [e.18] 1367 Ausladen und Umladen (unloading) [e.18] 1375 Ausladen von Gefrierfleisch (frozen meat) [e.18] 1376 Ausladen von Gefrierfleisch (frozen meat) [e.18] 1378 Ausladen von Gefrierfleisch (frozen meat) [e.18] 1379 Ausladen von Gefrierfleisch (frozen meat) [e.18]

1381 Wettbuero - Typen (betting type) [e.18] 1383 Wettbuero - Typen (betting type) [e.19] 1387 Wettbuero - Typen (betting type) [e.19]

1413 3 Menschen mit Kinderwagen von oben (3 people with baby carriages) [e.19] 1414 3 Menschen mit Erfrischungswagen von oben

(refreshment) [e.19]

Schwaene auf der Alster (swans) 1416 [e.19] 1419a [e.19] 1420 [e.19] 1421 [e.19]

1422 Park von meinem Fenster (park from my window) [e.20] 1485 Lowengard mit Maljens [e.20]

Kakteen (cacti) 1520 [e.14] 1521 [e.14] 1523 [e.14] 1524 [e.21]

Modeaufnahmen (fashion) 1529 [e.21] 1530 [e.21] 1545 [e.21]

1563 Blumen (flowers) [e.22] 1565 Blumen (flowers) [e.22] 1571 Reproduction: Bildern von Rathjens [e.23]

Suedfrankreich (Southern France) 1581 Trier [e.20] 1585 Strassburg [e.20] 1588 Strassburg [e.20] 1590 Colmar [e.20] 1592 Colmar [e.20] 1596 Lyon [e.20] 1597 Lyon [e.24] 1607 Nimes [e.24] 1608 Nimes [e.24] 1611 Nimes [e.24] 1612 Nimes [e.24] 1613 Nimes [e.24] 1616 Nimes [e.24] 1621 Nimes [e.24] 1622 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1623 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1624 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1626 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1628 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1631 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1632 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1633 Nimes (bullfight) [e.26] 1634 Nimes (bullfight) [e.26] 1635 Nimes (bullfight) [e.25] 1636 Nimes (bullfight) [e.26] 1637 Nimes (bullfight) [e.26] 1638 Nimes (bullfight) [e.26] 1639 Nimes (bullfight) [e.26] 1640 Nimes (bullfight) [e.26] 1641 Nimes (bullfight) [e.27] 1645 Carcassonne [e.28] 1646 Carcassonne [e.28] 1651 Carcassonne [e.28] 1652 Carcassonne [e.28] 1658 Arles [e.28] 1662 Arles [e.28] 1665 Arles [e.28] 1666 Arles [e.29] 1668 Arles [e.29] 1669 Arles [e.29] 1670 Arles [e.29] 1674 Arles [e.29] 1678 Arles [e.29] 1679 Arles [e.29] 1680 Arles [e.29] 1687 St. Trophime [e.30] 1688 St. Trophime [e.30] 1698 Pont du Nord [e.30] 1701 Les Beaux [e.30] 1702 Les Beaux [e.30] 1706 Les Beaux [e.30] 1708 Les Beaux [e.30] 1708a Les Beaux [e.30] 1710 Les Beaux [e.31] 1711 Les Beaux [e.31] 1714 Les Beaux [e.31] 1715 Les Beaux [e.31] 1716 Marseille [e.31] 1719 Marseille [e.31] 1722 Marseille [e.31] 1723 Marseille [e.31] 1726 Marseille [e.32] 1730 Marseille [e.32] 1731 Marseille [e.32] 1733 Marseille [e.32] 1734 Marseille [e.32] 1738 Marseille [e.32] 1739 Marseille [e.32] 1742 Marseille [e.33] 1745 Marseille [e.33] 1746 Waescherinnen (laundry) [e.33] 1753a Waescherinnen (laundry) [e.33]

Anja Porjes, portrait 1774 [e.22] 1775 [e.22] 1776 [e.34] 1777 [e.34] 1778 [e.34]

1819 Barbara Sachse [e.34 & 35]

Nachtleben im Hamburg (Nightlife in Hamburg) 1846 [e.15] 1848 [e.36] 1853 [e.15] 1855 [e.15]

1866 Ruth Neustadt, portrait [e.37] 1867 Ruth Neustadt, portrait [e.37]

Hamburg baut Heine (builds nursing home) 1880 [e.37] 1881 [e.37]

Park im Schnee (park in snow) 1913 [e. 33] 1914 [e. 33] 1919 [e. 33] 1925 [e. 33]

Fruchtserie (fruit arrives in harbor) 1926 [e.38] 1929 [e.38] 1930a [e.38] 1936 [e.38] 1939 [e.23]

1941 [e.38] 1944 [e.38] 1951 [e.38] 1952 [e.38] 1954 [e.27] 1959 [e.27] 1972 [e.27]

2026 Grenze zwischen Altona und Hamburg (border) [e.27 & 39]

Autofriedhof (car cemetery) 2027 [e.27] 2028 [e.40] 2028a [e.40] 2029 [e.41]

Strassenhaedler (street vendors) 2031 [e.40] 2034 [e.40] 2035 [e.40] 2037 [e.42] 2038 [e.42] 2040 [e.42] 2042 [e.42] 2045 [e.42]

Feuerwehr (Fire brigade) 2071 [e.43] 2073 [e.44] 2075 [e.15] 2076 [e.44] 2080 [e.45] 2081 [e.15] 2084 [e.40] 2085 [e.40] 2096 [e.40] 2097 [e.46]

2155 Herr von Wissmann, portrait.

Dr. Robert Lachmann, Bananenboat. 2219 [e.46] 2222 [e.46] 2224 [e.46] 2228 [e.42]

Heisse Tage (Hot Days) 2230 [e.48] 2233 [e.42] 2234 [e.49] 2235 [e.49] 2237 [e.42] 2238 [e.49] 2239 [e.49] 2240 [e.49] 2241 [e.49] 2242 [e.50]

Pferdemarkt (Horse market) 2249 [e.50] 2251 [e.50] 2256 [e.50] 2257 [e.50] 2258 [e.50] 2259 [e.50] 2263 [e.51] 2264 [e.50] 2265 [e.51] 2266 [e.51] 2267 [e.51] 2268 [e.51] 2269 [e.51]

2276 R. Tuengel & Dr. Lachmann [e.51] 2278 Schwaene auf der Alster (swans) [e.52] 2279 Schwaene auf der Alster (swans) [e.51] 2281 Pingine - Hagenbeck Zoo [e.52] 2282 Pingine - Hagenbeck Zoo [e.52] 2295 Kid Bambu [e.52]

Badeleben Ohlsdorf (life at the pool) 2301 [e.52] 2308 [e.52] 2313 [e.53] 2314 [e.52] 2316 [e.52]

Kesselklopfer (scraping of a boiler) 2320 [e.53] 2322 [e.53] 2326 [e.53] 2328 [e.53] 2330 [e.47] 2331 [e.47] 2332 [e.47] 2333 [e.44] 2335 [e.53] 2336 [e.53] 2337 [e.53] 2338 [e.54] 2339 [e.54] 2341 [e.54] 2342 [e.54] 2344 [e.54] 2345 [e.54] 2346 [e.54] 2348 [e.55] 2350 [e.55]

Ferienheim (vacation camp) 2354 [e.55] 2355 [e.55] 2357 [e.55] 2361 [e.54] 2367 [e.56] 2368 [e.56] 2370 [e.56] 2371 [e.56] 2373 [e.56] 2374 [e.56] 2376 [e.56] 2377 [e.55] 2378 [e.55] 2379 [e.55] 2382 [e.56]

Deutsche Seewarte (marine station) 2393 [e.57] 2394 [e.58] 2396 [e.58] 2397 [e.59] 2398 [e.60] 2400 [e.60] 2402 [e.61]

Schornsteinfeger (chimneysweeps) 2418 [e.59] 2419 [e.62] 2419a [e.62] 2421 [e.61] 2423 [e.61] 2429 [e.61]

Gaswerk (Gasworks) 2442 [e.61] 2447 [e.61] 2448 [e.61] 2450 [e.63] 2451 [e.63] 2455 [e.63] 2458 [e.62] 2460 [e.62] 2461 [e.62] 2469 [e.62] 2470 [e.62] 2471 [e.61] 2474 [e.63] 2475 [e.63] 2476 [e.63] 2477 [e.63] 2478 [e.63]

Aenne von Aster, portraits 2488 [e.64] 2489 [e.65] 2490 [e.65]

Kampen (Camping - Baltic Sea) 2499 [e.66] 2512 [e.66] 2521 [e.66] 2522 [e.66] 2523 [e.66] 2529 [e.68] 2532 [e.66] 2533 [e.68] 2536 [e.68] 2537 [e.68] 2544 [e.68] 2545 [e.68] 2548 [e.68] 2550 [e.68]

Duenen von Sylt (dunes) 2555 [e.69] 2556 [e.69] 2559 [e.69] 2560 [e.69] 2561 [e.69] 2562 [e.69] 2564 [e.69] 2579 [e.70] 2580 [e.70] 2581 [e.70] 2582 [e.70] 2584 [e.71] 2597 [e.71] 2602 [e.71]

2605 Vater und Mutter in Giessen [e.67]

Kopenhagen 2608 [e.71] 2613 [e.71] 2616 [e.71] 2617 [e.72] 2618 [e.72] 2633 [e.72] 2635 [e.72] 2636 [e.72] 2638 [e.72] 2639 [e.72] 2640 [e.72] 2641 [e.41]

2653 Bikerack [e.73] 2657 not identified [e.41] 2712 Moering, portrait [e.60] 2713 Moering, portrait [e.60] 2715 Kirk (Freund von Moering) [e.74] 2717 Kirk (Freund von Moering) [e.74] 2718 Aenne von Aster, portrait [e.74] 2719 Aenne von Aster, portrait [e.44]

2787 Flora Mayer (reproduced photo) [e.75]

Hinter der Kulisse der Strassenbahn (behind the scenes of a streetcar) 2921 [e.76] 2934 [e.41] 2935 [e.41] 2936 [e.41]

Reepschlaeger Haus/Alt Hamburg 2966 [e.41] 2969 [e.77] 2970 [e.77] 2972 [e.73]

Wahrsagerin (fortune teller) 3712 [e.78] 3713 [e.78]

Hinter der Kulisse der Post (behind the scenes of the postman) 3752 [e.79]

Sezession - Jury (lucky who can be hanged) 3966 [e.80]

Amateur Photographer 3972 [e.80] 3975 [e.80] 3978 [e.80]

3979 [e.81] 3980 [e.82] 3981 [e.82] 3982 [e.82] 3983 [e.82] 3984 [e.82]

3987 In the park, old woman on a bench [e.83]

Schwimmen lernen (learning to swim) 4015 [e.82] 4016 [e.82]

Schuetzenfest - Auf der Festwiese (celebration) 4050 [e.80] 4053 [e.80] 4054 [e.84] 4057 [e.80 & 85] 4062 [e.85] 4063 [e.85] 4065 [e.85]

Asphalt aus Sizilien 4095 [e.85] 4096 [e.85] 4103 [e.85]

Kinderwettsegeln (sailing competition) 4111 [e.82] 4115 [e.86] 4116 [e.86] 4130 [e.86] 4134 [e.84] 4135 [e.84] 4137 [e.84] 4139 [e.84]

Vorsetzen - eine Haffenstrasse (harbor street) 4144 [e.84] 4145 [e.84] 4146 [e.87] 4147 [e.87] 4150 [e.87]

4158 Regen (rain) [e.87]

Richtfest (topping of a building) 4162 [e.87] 4167 [e.86]

Loewengard in der Sezession 4174 [e.86] 4181 [e.86] 4183 [e.86]

Schwimmen - Badenstalt 4186 [e.86] 4189 [e.88] 4190 [e.88]

Sommer - Ernte (summer harvest) 4194 [e.88] 4195 [e.88] 4196 [e.88] 4197 [e.88] 4198 [e.88] 4199 [e.87] 4200 [e.87] 4201 [e.87] 4202 [e.89]

Menschen am Fenster (people at the window) 4204 [e.90] 4215 [e.90]

Rummelsburg - (children in the country) 4220 [e.90] 4222 [e.90] 4224 [e.90] 4227 [e.90] 4229 [e.90] 4230 [e.90]

4237 Berlin - Potsdamerplatz [e.88]

Berlin - Hafen um Berlin (Harbor) 4264 [e.91] 4275 [e.91]

Kinder im Stadtpark (children in city park) 4277 [e.91] 4278 [e.89] 4279 [e.89] 4282 [e.89] 4283 [e.89] 4285 [e.89] 4296 [e.89] 4297 [e.89] 4316 [e.92]

Ich lerne Radfahren (I learn to bicycle) 4321 [e.92] 4326 [e.92] 4330 [e.92] 4341 [e.92]

4355 Bilderchecks (picture game)

Berlin - Wittenbergplatz 4375 [e.91] 4376 [e.91] 4377 [e.91] 4378 [e.91]

4383 Rund um die Billie [e.93 & 94]

Greece - Fresken 4420 [e.94] 4421 [e.94] 4422 [e.94]

Greece - Fluechtlingssiedlungen (refugee camps) 4428 [e.94] 4435 [e.94]

Greece - Zeitungsaufnahmen (newspaper photos) 4440 [e.94] 4456 [e.92] 4462 [e.92] 4463 [e.92] 4476 [e.98] 4477 [e.95] 4479 [e.95] 4483 [e.95] 4487 [e.95] 4493 [e.96]

Insel Sylt 4685 [e.95] 4691 [e.95] 4692 [e.95] 4693 [e.95] 4694 [e.94] 4699 [e.97] 4702 [e.98] 4703 [e.98] 4707 [e.98] 4708 [e.98] 4710 [e.98] 4711 [e.98] 4714 [e.98] 4722 [e.99] 4723 [e.99] 4728 [e.99] 4728a [e.99] 4730 [e.99] 4733 [e.99] 4734 [e.97] 4737 [e.97]

Italian series 4751 [e.97] 4755 [e.97 & 100] 4757 [e.100] 4758 [e.100] 4759 [e.100] 4760 [e.100] 4762 [e.100] 4764 [e.100] 4765 [e.100] 4767 [e.99] 4768 [e.99] 4772 [e.101] 4774 [e.101] 4778 [e.102] 4779 [e.102] 4781 [e.102] 4788 [e.102] 4790 [e.102] 4791 [e.102] 4793 [e.102] 4796 [e.102] 4804 [e.81] 4808 [e.81] 4810 [e.81] 4813 [e.81 & 103] 4818 [e.101] 4821 [e.101] 4823 [e.101] 4826 [e.102] 4827 [e.101] 4831 [e.101] 4835a [e.104] 4836 [e.104 & 105] 4940 [e.104]

4947 not identified

Alt - Hamburg 4971 [e.104]

4994 Dr. Mayer Sammlung (collection)

Menschen auf der Rast (people resting) 4998 [e.104] 5000/1 [e.81]

5010 Lowengard mit Schutzmann (w/ policeman) [e.106] 5017 Tuwe von Uexkuell/Baltikum [e.107] 5056 Berlin - Wittenbergplatz [e.81] 5062 Billie, supplement [e.93] 5071 Platz mit Menschen von oben [e.93 & 108] 5104 Fahrt Detroit/Muskegon [e.109] 5106 Schneider und ich im Seneca Hotel, 1939 [e.110] 5108 Schneider und ich im Seneca Hotel, 1939 [e.111;112;113] 5109 Trip to Milwaukee [e.114] 5115 Trip to Mississippi [e.115] 5125 Trip to Vermont [e.116] 5126 Trip to Vermont [e.117] 5127 Trip to Vermont [e.118] 5128 Trip to Vermont [e.119] 5129 Trip to Vermont [e.120 & 121] 5130 Trip to Vermont [e.122] 5139 Chicago, IL night photos [e.67] 5148 Trip to Racine [e.123] 5149 Muskegon - Watertower [e.124] 5150 Farmschool, Illinois [e.125] 5152 Chicago Tribune Tower [e.126] 5165 Plan of the Smithsonian Gallery of Art [e.127] 5189 Jacques Maritain, portrait [e.112 & 128] 5190 Trip to Boston (portrait Frankfort) [e.129] 5193 Cape Cod landscape [e.130] 5358 New Orleans [e.131] 5363 Ursula Wolff Schneider, portraits [e.132]

San Francisco, CA Harbor 5415 [e.67] 5416 [e.67] 5420 [e.67] 5425 [e.67] 5426 [e.67] 5428 [e.67] 5430 [e.133] 5433 [e.133] 5434 [e.133] 5437 [e.133] 5475 Ursula Wolff Schneider price schedules, I [e.134] 5485 Jarannih, Indian head [e.135] 5489 Jarannih, Indian head [e.136] 5518 Ursula Wolff Schneider in Chicago [e.137] 5535 Ursula Wolff Schneider price schedules, II [e.134] 5537 Pisa (reprod. of own photo) [e.138] 5538 Sandwellen (reprod. of own photo) [e.139 & 140] 5559 Taxco & Guernavara [e.141] 5571 Koraleh's house, 1946 [e.142] 5572 Teotiochacan [e.143] 5576 San Miguel Allende [e.144] 5577 Queretero [e.145] 5579 Guadalupe [e.146] 5580 Irapatp & Yuricia [e.147] 5581 Ciudad Hidalgo & Morelia [e.148] 5582 Potapan & Guanajuato [e.149] 5608 Ray - Mool, test fotos for basic lighting [e.150] 5651 Mrs. Bab, portrait [e.151] 5658 R. Tungel & Hans Nowack, Switzerland, 1947 [e.152] 5663 Dr. Samter, 1947 [e.153] 5670 Assyrian relief [e.154] 5700 University of Chicago campus [e.155] 5717 Pabst beer sign, Chicago, 1948 [e.156] 5780 Erich Ziegel [e.140] 5785 Heinz Heidenreich, portrait, Jan. 1949 [e.112 & 157] 5807 James Frank, 1949 [e.158] 5808 Dr. G.A. Borgese, portrait, May 1949 [e.159] 5845 Schmarje & Mhe, Hamburg, 1949, portrait [e.160] 5860 Mrs. Bab [e.161] 5869 Trude Petri pottery [e.162] 5977 Prof.Max Jacob, 1951 [e.113 & 163] 5980 Mr. Bastiani, portrait [e.164] 5986 860 Building, Chicago [e.165] 5987 Photos, Richard Tuengel's article, Die Zeit [e.166] 5999 Trip to Los Angeles [e.167]

El Carnila Ranch, Arizona 6017 [e.168] 6026 [e.93] 6027 [e.93] 6028 [e.93] 6034 [e.93] 6035 [e.93] 6113 [e.169] 6116 Dr. Ernst Haase, portrait, 1954 [e.170] 6117 Dr. Anna Mollenhoff, 1955 [e.171] 6118 Dr. Anna Mollenhoff, 1955 [e.162] 6121 Dr. Anna Mollenhoff, 1955 [e.172] 6203 Trude Raben with kiln [e.173] 6205 Schmarje & Tuengel in Volksdorf [e.174] 6214 Christmas decorations on curtains [e.175] 6219 Valentine Sobotka, portrait [e.176] 6233 Madeira [e.177] 6294 Schmarje, Tuengel, Beatrice in Volksdorf, 1958 [e.158 & 178] 6296 Milkweed, 1958 [e.179] 6299 Katherine Perlberg, portrait [e.180] 6300 Virginia Bredendieck, 1958 [e.181] 6443 Richard Tuengel in Ahrensberg [e.182] 6444 Anna Perlberg, portrait [e.183] 6446 Mrs. Bab, New York City, 1960 [e.184] 6467 Trudi Petri, ashtrays, 1960. [e.185] 6690 Guatemala [e.186] 6691 Yucatan, 1961 [e.187] 6741 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.188] 6743 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.189] 6744 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.190] 6745 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.190] 6746 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.191] 6747 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.191] 6748 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.192] 6749 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.192] 6750 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.193] 6751 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.193] 6752 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.194] 6753 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.194] 6755 "This is Winnetka" [e.185] 6801 Ursula Wolff Schneider postcard for change of address, 1962 [e.195] 6802 Perlberg children, portraits [e.196] 6821 Reproduction of newspaper work [e.197] 6909 Weathervane (Mosse/Berlin) [e.198] 6924 Ursula Wolff Schneider drawings, 1961 [e.189;199;200] 7010 Greece, Trip with Richard Tüngel, 1966 [e.201] 7112 Spain (head relief) [e.202] 7228 View from a window in the Fall [e.203] 7229 Vasal concert at the United Nations on TV. [e.204] 7230 Shadows on ice from window [e.205]

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