Ludwig Hemmer

[2] The versatile entrepreneur, photographer and publisher of numbered postcards distributed his works produced in collotype under the name "L.

[4] In Paul Siedentopf's ...Buch der alten Firmen... (see further reading), next to the company logo "LH" in a square are the headings "Ludwig Hemmer, Graphische Kunstanstalt / collotype, prints, clichés, Designs, drawings, commercial art, advertising art" and as address Arnswaldtstraße 13,[2] which was created as a street in 1888.

[5] From this address, the picture postcard with the serial number 12 is known with a view of the Ernst-August-Denkmal [de], which was handwritten by "Ludwig Hemmer + Frau, geb.

Buerschaper" and addressed to the family August Reese.

[2] Similar to his Hanoverian colleague Karl Friedrich Wunder, Hemmer also produced Hemmer's Kunstanstalt provided the printing blocks of the text illustrations.

Picture postcard with consecutive number 12 ( Ernst-August monument [ de ] ) and a "Congratulations on the new year" by Ludwig Hemmer + Frau, née Buerschaper , from the Arnswaldstraße 13
Picture postcard without numbering, titled "The dwarf village and its inhabitants".
Entry of the Schützenverein into the "Rundteil" on the old Schützenplatz [ de ] .
Picture postcard number 602; photo around 1900
ca 1900: postcard Number 6 "Hannover. Ernst-August-Platz", collotype and publishing by Ludwig Hemmer
Coloured view from the Lower Saxony State Museum across the square of the not-yet-built New Town Hall to the Friedrichswall [ de ] ; the additional printing for the "II Association Day of the Lower Saxony Stenotachygraph [ de ] Association 2.-3. May 1903" classifies this document as a so-called "event" or "souvenir" card
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