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Illustration zu Nikolaus Lenaus Gedicht „Die Waldkapelle“, Teil 2: ,Der Wahnsinnige“, Temperabild von Emilie Reinbeck, Album von Louise Keller, Sammlung Dr. Fritz Kauffmann / Stadtarchiv Stuttgart.

Nikolaus Lenau an seinen Schwager Karl Schurz am 19. Mai 1832: „Meine Waldkapelle hat sie auch gemalt in zwei Bildern. Das eine stellt die Mondnacht mit dem Narren, das andere den schönen Sommerabend mit dem noch gescheiten Liebhaber vor. Herrliche Bilder! Eine Kopie hat mir meine liebe Freundin mit Wasserfarben gemacht und mitgegeben.“
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Source Walter Scheffler: Lenau in Schwaben : eine Dokumentation in Bildern. Marbach am Neckar 1977, S. 10.
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Emilie Reinbeck  (1794–1846)  wikidata:Q55851422
 
Emilie Reinbeck
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Birth name: von Hartmann; Emilie von Reinbeck
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Date of birth/death 20 January 1794 Edit this at Wikidata 15 August 1846 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Stuttgart Edit this at Wikidata Stuttgart Edit this at Wikidata
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