Die Familie v. Liphart im Spiegel ihres Archivs im Herder-Institut Marburg

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Baltic Journal of Art History Pub Date : 2016-12-08 DOI:10.12697/BJAH.2016.12.04

Dorothee M. Goeze

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Abstract

The article introduces the archive of the von Lipharts, a noble Baltic German family, stored in the document collection of the Herder Institute in Marburg (DSHI). The von Lipharts and their Raadi Manor near Tartu were of great importance to Baltic cultural history, and the archive reflects their role in the politics, economy and cultural life of Livonia, as well as the family’s subsequent status. A more in-depth presentation is made of the various materials in the archive that are related to the communications and activities of the Liphart family related to culture and art. In addition to describing the development and character of the family archive at the Herder Institute, the article also provides a survey of the historiography of the Liphart family and the latest research based on the collections in the archive.

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v. Liphart一家，在赫尔德图书馆里相照

本文介绍了保存在马尔堡赫尔德研究所(DSHI)文献收藏中的冯·利弗茨(von Lipharts)家族的档案。冯·利弗特家族和他们在塔尔图附近的拉迪庄园对波罗的海的文化史具有重要意义，档案反映了他们在利沃尼亚的政治、经济和文化生活中的作用，以及该家族后来的地位。档案中与利法特家族与文化和艺术有关的交流和活动有关的各种材料进行了更深入的介绍。本文除了描述赫尔德研究所家族档案的发展和特点外，还概述了利法特家族的史学概况和基于档案藏品的最新研究进展。

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期刊介绍： THE BALTIC JOURNAL OF ART HISTORY is an official publication of the Department of Art History of the Institute of History and Archaeology of the University of Tartu. It is published by the University of Tartu Press in cooperation with the Department of Art History. The concept of the journal is to ask contributions from different authors whose ideas and research findings in terms of their content and high academic quality invite them to be published. We are mainly looking forward to lengthy articles of monographic character as well as shorter pieces where the issues raised or the new facts presented cover topics that have not yet been shed light on or open up new art geographies.