Maybe it's Franz Schubert's Symphony #9 (known as the
"Great" C Major Symphony), but more likely it's some
reference to a work by the illustrator Johann David
Schubert (1761-1822). J.D. Schubert did some famous
illustrations of Goethe's "Werther," and Neureuther
put out an edition of Goethe engravings,
_Randzeichnungen zu Goethes Balladen und Romanzen_,
so maybe Neureuther made engravings based on
Schubert's illustrations. Just a guess. . .
--K.A. Bayruns
Seattle, WA
At 08:36 AM 10/17/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Colleagues:
>
>In her research, a graduate student at UT came across a reference to
>Schubert (or Shubert) #9. She is working on an engraving by the 19th
>century German artist, Eugen Neureuther. I have looked at Arntzen &
>Rainwater, Fine arts: a bibliographic guide, and Art Information (Lois
>Swan Jones). If anyone knows what this reference might be referring to,
>please contact me directly.
>
>Thanks so much, Laura
>
>Laura Schwartz
>Art Librarian, Fine Arts Library
>The University of Texas at Austin
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