1900s BRESLAU Silesia Poland Germany PHOTO ALBUM Heinrich Götz Eduard von Delden For Sale

blätter der erinnerung~ c. 1900\'s ? large oblong cloth album ; 14 inches by 12 inches ;gilt edges; photos mounted on thick board ; photos lower corner of some \"ed. van delden, jnh. h. gotz, breslau\" 11 photos mounted on thick board; small label rear inside board \"carl bulfer buchbinderei breslau\"(bookbinder) BRESLAU photography Eduard van Delden Studio, Heinrich Gotz, photographs, streets, business, Jewish, interiors, exteriors, architecture, buildings .. this is all the information I could derive; so up to the viewer to discern the exact area, photographer, etc.. last photos small detail imprints attributed ...
​\"Heinrich Götz (* 1866; † 1931) was a German photographer. His place of work was Breslau, Silesia. There he was the owner of the Eduard von Delden studio. Götz was a portrait and architectural photographer and created numerous photographic contemporary documents of the city of Breslau, which were published in various books and magazines. He documented newly constructed buildings for the city and the municipal building authority.Götz was trained by Carl Dauthendey in Würzburg in the 1890s. In 1902 Götz became an employee of the Eduard van Delden photo studio in Breslau. In 1907 Heinrich Götz became the owner of the company. This had its headquarters in what was then Gartenstrasse, and in 1910 it moved to today\'s ul. Tadeusza Kościuszki 2. Like his predecessor Eduard van Delden, he was a member of the Freemasons and submitted his application for membership in 1907.[1] From 1903 to 1920 Götz was chairman of a Silesian photographers\' association. Götz trained the photographer Grete Leistikow (1893–1989).