Ludwig Rosenthal [SEP] place of death
Ludwig Rosenthal
Ludwig Rosenthal (2 July 1840, Fellheim, Bavaria - 23 December 1928, Munich) was a German antiquarian bookseller. His father, Joseph Rosenthal, was a lover of old books and odd bric-a-brac. Rosenthal apprenticed in Ellwangen, Baden-Württemberg before opening his business in Fellheim. In 1868, he moved to Munich and established himself at 16 Hildegardstrasse, almost immediately behind the Bavarian National Museum.
Biography.
Rosenthal was the eldest son of the market trader Joseph Rosenthal, who
In 2007 he was awarded a knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.
Cameos.
Rosenthal made cameo appearances in the British film director Derek Jarman's "Sebastiane" (1976) and "Caravaggio" (1986). He was interviewed by the filmmaker John Maybury in "Love is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon", and played a donkey-riding Ludwig Wittgenstein in Oto Muehl's "Back to Fucking Cambridge".
List of major exhibitions that took place under Rosenthal at the