Heidelberg in the Industrial Revolution
The atlas holds 7 people and 18 moments here, from 1763 to 1840. The most recorded lives are Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Friedrich Schiller.
Notable people
Arthur Schopenhauer
in 1832
1 moment here
German philosopher and writer, born in Danzig and dead in Frankfurt am Main. His documented movements included childhood residences in Hamburg and Le…
Carl Friedrich Gauss
in 1825
1 moment here
German mathematician, astronomer, geodesist, and physicist. Gauss was born in Brunswick, studied there and at Göttingen, worked privately in…
Friedrich Schiller
in 1782
4 moments here
Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller was a German playwright, poet, philosopher, historian, and a central figure of Weimar Classicism.…
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
in 1816
1 moment here
German philosopher and a central figure of German idealism. His documented movements include formative study in Stuttgart and Tübingen; tutoring…
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
from 1775 to 1815
5 moments here
German poet, dramatist, novelist, scientist, theatre director, and statesman. Born in Frankfurt, Goethe studied in Leipzig and Strasbourg, practiced…
Victor Hugo
in 1840
1 moment here
French Romantic poet, novelist, dramatist, artist, activist, and politician. This chronology traces documented physical presences from his mobile…
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
from 1763 to 1790
5 moments here
Austrian composer and performer of the Classical era. Born in Salzburg, Mozart toured Europe as a child prodigy, made three formative journeys to…
Moments
- 1763 Amazes the Mannheim court Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1775 Passes through Mannheim on Swiss journey Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1775 Stops in Heidelberg on Swiss journey Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1775 Decides in Heidelberg to go to Weimar Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1777 Arrives in Mannheim Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1778 Leaves Mannheim for Paris Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1778 Returns to Mannheim Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1782 First performance of The Robbers Friedrich Schiller
- 1782 Second unauthorized journey to Mannheim Friedrich Schiller
- 1782 Arrival in Mannheim after flight Friedrich Schiller
- 1782 Retreat to Oggersheim Friedrich Schiller
- 1790 Returns through Mannheim Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1814 Returns to Heidelberg and views the Boisserée collection Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1815 Second autumn visit to Heidelberg Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1816 Moved to Heidelberg Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
- 1825 Journey through Mannheim Carl Friedrich Gauss
- 1832 Move to Mannheim Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1840 Follows the Rhine to Heidelberg Victor Hugo