Karl Stelter Explained
Karl Stelter (25 December 1823 – 13 May 1912) was a German poet, writer and merchant who was a member of the Wuppertal poets' circle.
Life
Stelter was born in Elberfeld, Germany on 25 December 1823. He worked in a silk weaving mill until 1880.[1]
For the 1861 coronation of Emperor Wilhelm I, Stelter wrote a patriotic festival play (a), which was performed at the Elberfeld City Theater, as well as a Kaiserlied (Imperial Song). His memoirs titled Experiences of an Eighty-Year-Old were published in 1903.
He lived in Wiesbaden for some portion of his life and died there on 13 May 1912.[2]
Works
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Die Braut der Kirche. Lyrischepische Dichtung . 1858 . Breslau . de . The Bride of the Church: Lyrical Epic Poetry . 504587974 . 1.
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Kompendium der schönen Künste . 1869 . Düsseldorf . de . Compendium of the Fine Arts . 1.
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Kompaß auf dem Meere des Lebens . 3rd . de . Compass on the Sea of Life . 1 . 1872.
- Book: Steler, Karl . Gedichte . 1880 . 2 . Elberfeld . de . Poems . 782908872 . 1 . 3rd.
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Aus Geschichte und Sage: erzählende Dichtungen . . 1882 . 2nd . Elberfeld . de . From History and Legend: Narrative Poems . 21348570 . 1.
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Novellen . 1882 . Elberfeld . de . Novellas . 782156667 . 1.
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Neue Gedichte . 1887 . Elberfeld . de . New Poems . 1252172913 . 1.
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Nach sieben Jahrzehnten 7. Gedichtsammlung . . 1893 . Elberfeld . de . After Seven Decades: 7th Poetry Collection . Anthology . 894538097 . 1.
- Book: Stelter, Karl . Erlebnissen eines Achtzigjährigen . 1903 . Elberfeld . de . Experiences of an Eighty-Year-Old . 1.
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Notes and References
- Book: Meyers Konversations-Lexikon . Meyers Konversations-Lexikon . 1909 . 18 . Leipzig, Germany . 925 . de . Meyers Lexikon . Stelter, Karl . 10 May 2024 . http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905/A/Stelter.
- Book: Dichtergrüsse: neuere deutsche Lyrik . C. F. Amelang . 1922 . Haarhaus . Julius Rüttger . Leipzig . 372 . de . Poets' greetings: recent German poetry.
