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Hermann Göring - Geschenk-Fotoalbum Carinhall an seinen Neffen Albrecht Göring 1940
Großformatiges Album mit blaugrünem Halbledereinband und insgesamt 107 Innen- wie Außenansichten von Carinhall, zumeist im Format 18 x 13 cm. Alle Aufnahmen wurden von Görings Kammerdiener Robert Kropp wohl im Zeitraum zwischen 1937 und 1939 gemacht und tragen seine Namensprägung "Robert", die erste Seite zudem mit eigenhändiger Widmung Kropps "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." Die Aufnahmen zeigen im Erdgeschoss u.a.: die "Carin-Ecke" mit der lebensgroßen Bronzeskulptur, Innenhofansichten mit den verschiedenen Flügeln und Gebäuden sowie dem überdachten Übergang zur Adjutantur, den nördlichen Eingang zum Gästeflügel, die Zufahrt in den Innenhof, die Außenseite des Wirtschaftsflügels, die Nordseite der großen Halle mit dem Portal der Lamberti-Kirche zu Münster, das Badehaus bzw. die Bootshäuser am Großen Döllnsee, Aufgang zur Terrasse, den Verbindungsweg zum Schießstand und Tennisplatz, die südliche Vorhalle, die Empfangshalle, den Haupteingang, Görings Arbeitszimmer und Bibliothek, die Große Halle, das kleine Speisezimmer für 32 Personen mit Allachfiguren und Silbergeschenken in Wandvitrinen sowie dem Silbermodell des Segelschiffs "Wappen von Hamburg" (2005 bei Hermann Historica für € 95.000 versteigert) auf dem Tisch, den Wintergarten im Wirtschaftsflügel, das kleine Esszimmer, das "Alte Jagdzimmer", die mit Kunstwerken reich geschmückten Verbindungsflure, die Gästesuite, den Frisiersalon, die Küche oder das Kasino in der Adjutantur. Im Obergeschoss: die Jagdgalerie mit Aufgang, Görings privates Arbeitszimmer, das Frühstückszimmer, das Tiroler Zimmer, die privaten Ankleide- und Schlafzimmer, die Wohngalerie, die Eisenbahn am Dachboden, u.a. mit Hitler als Besucher 1937. Im Kellergeschoss: die Kegelbahn, die Trinkstube, den Kinosaal oder den Gymnastikraum. Die Aufnahmen in Fotoecken, eine fehlt, eine liegt lose bei. Vgl. auch die 85 Aufnahmen von Carinhall umfassende Fotokassette der Fotografin Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth in Hermann Historica 46. Auktion im Mai 2004, Los 5503, Zuschlag € 12.000. Trotz vieler Übereinstimmungen in den Motiven beider Fotografen zeigt dieses Album ungleich mehr Außen- wie Innenansichten und Details, so z.B. Görings Waffenschrank. Dazu ein Gutachten des Buchautors und anerkannten Sachverständigen für Hermann Göring und seine Residenzen Volker Knopf aus dem Jahr 2016, das nicht nur die Echtheit des Albums und die Originalität der Fotos bestätigt, sondern zudem zu jedem Foto eine Beschreibung, teils mit hochinteressantem Detailwissen, sowie eine Einzeichnung der jeweiligen Räumlichkeit in einer Grundrissskizze des Anwesens liefert. Zudem stellt Knopf fest, "Nach eigener Kenntnis und Anschauung sind von vorliegenden Fotografien einige bereits an anderer Stelle zur Betrachtung zugänglich gewesen. Die übrigen Fotografien sind nach Kenntnis der Unterzeichners bisher unveröffentlicht und auch in Fachkreisen unbekannt." Robert Kropp war von März 1933 bis zum Kriegsende Görings Kammerdiener, da er das volle Vertrauen des Reichsmarschalls besaß, hatte er nicht nur uneingeschränkten Zugang zu allen Räumlichkeiten, sondern durfte sich - wohl mit Görings Billigung - auch Nebeneinnahmen mit dem Verkauf derartiger Fotos und Familienaufnahmen verschaffen. Auch wenn die persönliche Widmung Kropps an Albrecht Göring für ein Geschenk von ihm sprechen könnte, ist davon auszugehen, dass dieses Album auf Görings Wunsch und Veranlassung an seinen Neffen ging, es dem Fotografen aber gestattet war, sich dort zu verewigen. Unseres Wissens nach das einzig bekannte Carinhall-Album mit teils unbekannten Aufnahmen von Robert Kropp.
Zustand: II +
Hermann Göring - a gift photo album of Carinhall to his nephew Albrecht Göring 1940
Large-size album with turquoise half leather binding and in total 107 interior and exterior views of Carinhall, mainly in 18 x 13 cm format. All photographs were taken by Göring's valet Robert Kropp in the period between 1937 and 1939 with his name "Robert" embossed, first page additionally with Kropp's personal dedication "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." (To Lieutenant Albrecht Göring in respectful admiration ...) On the first floor the photos show i.a.: the "Carin-Ecke" (Carin corner) with a life-size bronze sculpture, inner courtyard views with the various wings and buildings as well as the roofed passage to the adjutancy, the northern entrance to the guest wing, the driveway to the inner courtyard, the outside of the management wing, the north side of the Large Hall with the Münster Lamberti church entrance, the bathhouse and the boathouses on Großer Döllnsee, stairway to the terrace, the connecting path to shooting range and tennis court, the southern lobby, the reception hall, the main entrance, Göring's study and library, the Large Hall, the smaller dining room for 32 persons with Allach figures and silver presents in wall cabinets as well as a silver model of the sailing ship "Wappen von Hamburg" (auctioned at Hermann Historica in 2005 for € 95.000 on the table, the conservatory in the management wing, the smaller dining room, the "Alte Jagdzimmer" (old hunting room), the connecting corridors richly decorated with works of art, the guest suite, the hairdressing salon, the kitchen or the casino in the adjutancy. On the upper floor: the hunting gallery with stairway, Göring's private study, the breakfast room, the Tyrolean room, the private dressing and bedrooms, the home design gallery, the train set in the attic i.a. with Hitler as a visitor in 1937. In the basement: the bowling alley, the tavern, the cinema or the fitness room. Photos in corners, one missing, one enclosed loose. Cf. photographer's Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth's photo cassette of Carinhall comprising 85 pictures in Hermann Historica's 46th auction from May 2004, lot no. 5503 which fetched € 12.000. Even though there is much correspondence regarding the imagery of both photographers, this album, shows, however, incomparably more in the matter of outside and inside views and details as for example Göring's gun cabinet. Moreover there is an expertise by the well-known author and recognised expert on Hermann Göring and his residences, Volker Knopf, from 2016, which not only certifies the authenticity of the album and confirms the originality of the photos, but also delivers a description for each photo with partly highly interesting details. There is also a layout sketch of the estate by Knopf with drawings of the respective rooms. He also comments, "In my knowledge and view some of the present photographs have already been accessible in other places. The remaining photos, however, have been unpublished up to now and are to my knowledge not known among experts either." Robert Kropp was Göring's valet as from March until the end of the war. As he enjoyed the Reich Marshal's full trust he not only had unlimited access to all rooms, but was also allowed - presumably with Göring's approval - to gain extra income through the sale of such photos and film recordings. Even though Kropp's personal dedication to Albrecht Göring may indicate a personal present to him, it can be concluded that this album was given to his nephew on Göring's wish or demand. The photographer, however, was permitted to perpetuate himself in it. To our knowledge this is the only known Carinhall album with partly unknown photographs by Robert Kropp.
Condition: II +
Großformatiges Album mit blaugrünem Halbledereinband und insgesamt 107 Innen- wie Außenansichten von Carinhall, zumeist im Format 18 x 13 cm. Alle Aufnahmen wurden von Görings Kammerdiener Robert Kropp wohl im Zeitraum zwischen 1937 und 1939 gemacht und tragen seine Namensprägung "Robert", die erste Seite zudem mit eigenhändiger Widmung Kropps "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." Die Aufnahmen zeigen im Erdgeschoss u.a.: die "Carin-Ecke" mit der lebensgroßen Bronzeskulptur, Innenhofansichten mit den verschiedenen Flügeln und Gebäuden sowie dem überdachten Übergang zur Adjutantur, den nördlichen Eingang zum Gästeflügel, die Zufahrt in den Innenhof, die Außenseite des Wirtschaftsflügels, die Nordseite der großen Halle mit dem Portal der Lamberti-Kirche zu Münster, das Badehaus bzw. die Bootshäuser am Großen Döllnsee, Aufgang zur Terrasse, den Verbindungsweg zum Schießstand und Tennisplatz, die südliche Vorhalle, die Empfangshalle, den Haupteingang, Görings Arbeitszimmer und Bibliothek, die Große Halle, das kleine Speisezimmer für 32 Personen mit Allachfiguren und Silbergeschenken in Wandvitrinen sowie dem Silbermodell des Segelschiffs "Wappen von Hamburg" (2005 bei Hermann Historica für € 95.000 versteigert) auf dem Tisch, den Wintergarten im Wirtschaftsflügel, das kleine Esszimmer, das "Alte Jagdzimmer", die mit Kunstwerken reich geschmückten Verbindungsflure, die Gästesuite, den Frisiersalon, die Küche oder das Kasino in der Adjutantur. Im Obergeschoss: die Jagdgalerie mit Aufgang, Görings privates Arbeitszimmer, das Frühstückszimmer, das Tiroler Zimmer, die privaten Ankleide- und Schlafzimmer, die Wohngalerie, die Eisenbahn am Dachboden, u.a. mit Hitler als Besucher 1937. Im Kellergeschoss: die Kegelbahn, die Trinkstube, den Kinosaal oder den Gymnastikraum. Die Aufnahmen in Fotoecken, eine fehlt, eine liegt lose bei. Vgl. auch die 85 Aufnahmen von Carinhall umfassende Fotokassette der Fotografin Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth in Hermann Historica 46. Auktion im Mai 2004, Los 5503, Zuschlag € 12.000. Trotz vieler Übereinstimmungen in den Motiven beider Fotografen zeigt dieses Album ungleich mehr Außen- wie Innenansichten und Details, so z.B. Görings Waffenschrank. Dazu ein Gutachten des Buchautors und anerkannten Sachverständigen für Hermann Göring und seine Residenzen Volker Knopf aus dem Jahr 2016, das nicht nur die Echtheit des Albums und die Originalität der Fotos bestätigt, sondern zudem zu jedem Foto eine Beschreibung, teils mit hochinteressantem Detailwissen, sowie eine Einzeichnung der jeweiligen Räumlichkeit in einer Grundrissskizze des Anwesens liefert. Zudem stellt Knopf fest, "Nach eigener Kenntnis und Anschauung sind von vorliegenden Fotografien einige bereits an anderer Stelle zur Betrachtung zugänglich gewesen. Die übrigen Fotografien sind nach Kenntnis der Unterzeichners bisher unveröffentlicht und auch in Fachkreisen unbekannt." Robert Kropp war von März 1933 bis zum Kriegsende Görings Kammerdiener, da er das volle Vertrauen des Reichsmarschalls besaß, hatte er nicht nur uneingeschränkten Zugang zu allen Räumlichkeiten, sondern durfte sich - wohl mit Görings Billigung - auch Nebeneinnahmen mit dem Verkauf derartiger Fotos und Familienaufnahmen verschaffen. Auch wenn die persönliche Widmung Kropps an Albrecht Göring für ein Geschenk von ihm sprechen könnte, ist davon auszugehen, dass dieses Album auf Görings Wunsch und Veranlassung an seinen Neffen ging, es dem Fotografen aber gestattet war, sich dort zu verewigen. Unseres Wissens nach das einzig bekannte Carinhall-Album mit teils unbekannten Aufnahmen von Robert Kropp.
Zustand: II +
Hermann Göring - a gift photo album of Carinhall to his nephew Albrecht Göring 1940
Large-size album with turquoise half leather binding and in total 107 interior and exterior views of Carinhall, mainly in 18 x 13 cm format. All photographs were taken by Göring's valet Robert Kropp in the period between 1937 and 1939 with his name "Robert" embossed, first page additionally with Kropp's personal dedication "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." (To Lieutenant Albrecht Göring in respectful admiration ...) On the first floor the photos show i.a.: the "Carin-Ecke" (Carin corner) with a life-size bronze sculpture, inner courtyard views with the various wings and buildings as well as the roofed passage to the adjutancy, the northern entrance to the guest wing, the driveway to the inner courtyard, the outside of the management wing, the north side of the Large Hall with the Münster Lamberti church entrance, the bathhouse and the boathouses on Großer Döllnsee, stairway to the terrace, the connecting path to shooting range and tennis court, the southern lobby, the reception hall, the main entrance, Göring's study and library, the Large Hall, the smaller dining room for 32 persons with Allach figures and silver presents in wall cabinets as well as a silver model of the sailing ship "Wappen von Hamburg" (auctioned at Hermann Historica in 2005 for € 95.000 on the table, the conservatory in the management wing, the smaller dining room, the "Alte Jagdzimmer" (old hunting room), the connecting corridors richly decorated with works of art, the guest suite, the hairdressing salon, the kitchen or the casino in the adjutancy. On the upper floor: the hunting gallery with stairway, Göring's private study, the breakfast room, the Tyrolean room, the private dressing and bedrooms, the home design gallery, the train set in the attic i.a. with Hitler as a visitor in 1937. In the basement: the bowling alley, the tavern, the cinema or the fitness room. Photos in corners, one missing, one enclosed loose. Cf. photographer's Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth's photo cassette of Carinhall comprising 85 pictures in Hermann Historica's 46th auction from May 2004, lot no. 5503 which fetched € 12.000. Even though there is much correspondence regarding the imagery of both photographers, this album, shows, however, incomparably more in the matter of outside and inside views and details as for example Göring's gun cabinet. Moreover there is an expertise by the well-known author and recognised expert on Hermann Göring and his residences, Volker Knopf, from 2016, which not only certifies the authenticity of the album and confirms the originality of the photos, but also delivers a description for each photo with partly highly interesting details. There is also a layout sketch of the estate by Knopf with drawings of the respective rooms. He also comments, "In my knowledge and view some of the present photographs have already been accessible in other places. The remaining photos, however, have been unpublished up to now and are to my knowledge not known among experts either." Robert Kropp was Göring's valet as from March until the end of the war. As he enjoyed the Reich Marshal's full trust he not only had unlimited access to all rooms, but was also allowed - presumably with Göring's approval - to gain extra income through the sale of such photos and film recordings. Even though Kropp's personal dedication to Albrecht Göring may indicate a personal present to him, it can be concluded that this album was given to his nephew on Göring's wish or demand. The photographer, however, was permitted to perpetuate himself in it. To our knowledge this is the only known Carinhall album with partly unknown photographs by Robert Kropp.
Condition: II +
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Hermann Göring - Geschenk-Fotoalbum Carinhall an seinen Neffen Albrecht Göring 1940
Großformatiges Album mit blaugrünem Halbledereinband und insgesamt 107 Innen- wie Außenansichten von Carinhall, zumeist im Format 18 x 13 cm. Alle Aufnahmen wurden von Görings Kammerdiener Robert Kropp wohl im Zeitraum zwischen 1937 und 1939 gemacht und tragen seine Namensprägung "Robert", die erste Seite zudem mit eigenhändiger Widmung Kropps "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." Die Aufnahmen zeigen im Erdgeschoss u.a.: die "Carin-Ecke" mit der lebensgroßen Bronzeskulptur, Innenhofansichten mit den verschiedenen Flügeln und Gebäuden sowie dem überdachten Übergang zur Adjutantur, den nördlichen Eingang zum Gästeflügel, die Zufahrt in den Innenhof, die Außenseite des Wirtschaftsflügels, die Nordseite der großen Halle mit dem Portal der Lamberti-Kirche zu Münster, das Badehaus bzw. die Bootshäuser am Großen Döllnsee, Aufgang zur Terrasse, den Verbindungsweg zum Schießstand und Tennisplatz, die südliche Vorhalle, die Empfangshalle, den Haupteingang, Görings Arbeitszimmer und Bibliothek, die Große Halle, das kleine Speisezimmer für 32 Personen mit Allachfiguren und Silbergeschenken in Wandvitrinen sowie dem Silbermodell des Segelschiffs "Wappen von Hamburg" (2005 bei Hermann Historica für € 95.000 versteigert) auf dem Tisch, den Wintergarten im Wirtschaftsflügel, das kleine Esszimmer, das "Alte Jagdzimmer", die mit Kunstwerken reich geschmückten Verbindungsflure, die Gästesuite, den Frisiersalon, die Küche oder das Kasino in der Adjutantur. Im Obergeschoss: die Jagdgalerie mit Aufgang, Görings privates Arbeitszimmer, das Frühstückszimmer, das Tiroler Zimmer, die privaten Ankleide- und Schlafzimmer, die Wohngalerie, die Eisenbahn am Dachboden, u.a. mit Hitler als Besucher 1937. Im Kellergeschoss: die Kegelbahn, die Trinkstube, den Kinosaal oder den Gymnastikraum. Die Aufnahmen in Fotoecken, eine fehlt, eine liegt lose bei. Vgl. auch die 85 Aufnahmen von Carinhall umfassende Fotokassette der Fotografin Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth in Hermann Historica 46. Auktion im Mai 2004, Los 5503, Zuschlag € 12.000. Trotz vieler Übereinstimmungen in den Motiven beider Fotografen zeigt dieses Album ungleich mehr Außen- wie Innenansichten und Details, so z.B. Görings Waffenschrank. Dazu ein Gutachten des Buchautors und anerkannten Sachverständigen für Hermann Göring und seine Residenzen Volker Knopf aus dem Jahr 2016, das nicht nur die Echtheit des Albums und die Originalität der Fotos bestätigt, sondern zudem zu jedem Foto eine Beschreibung, teils mit hochinteressantem Detailwissen, sowie eine Einzeichnung der jeweiligen Räumlichkeit in einer Grundrissskizze des Anwesens liefert. Zudem stellt Knopf fest, "Nach eigener Kenntnis und Anschauung sind von vorliegenden Fotografien einige bereits an anderer Stelle zur Betrachtung zugänglich gewesen. Die übrigen Fotografien sind nach Kenntnis der Unterzeichners bisher unveröffentlicht und auch in Fachkreisen unbekannt." Robert Kropp war von März 1933 bis zum Kriegsende Görings Kammerdiener, da er das volle Vertrauen des Reichsmarschalls besaß, hatte er nicht nur uneingeschränkten Zugang zu allen Räumlichkeiten, sondern durfte sich - wohl mit Görings Billigung - auch Nebeneinnahmen mit dem Verkauf derartiger Fotos und Familienaufnahmen verschaffen. Auch wenn die persönliche Widmung Kropps an Albrecht Göring für ein Geschenk von ihm sprechen könnte, ist davon auszugehen, dass dieses Album auf Görings Wunsch und Veranlassung an seinen Neffen ging, es dem Fotografen aber gestattet war, sich dort zu verewigen. Unseres Wissens nach das einzig bekannte Carinhall-Album mit teils unbekannten Aufnahmen von Robert Kropp.
Zustand: II +
Hermann Göring - a gift photo album of Carinhall to his nephew Albrecht Göring 1940
Large-size album with turquoise half leather binding and in total 107 interior and exterior views of Carinhall, mainly in 18 x 13 cm format. All photographs were taken by Göring's valet Robert Kropp in the period between 1937 and 1939 with his name "Robert" embossed, first page additionally with Kropp's personal dedication "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." (To Lieutenant Albrecht Göring in respectful admiration ...) On the first floor the photos show i.a.: the "Carin-Ecke" (Carin corner) with a life-size bronze sculpture, inner courtyard views with the various wings and buildings as well as the roofed passage to the adjutancy, the northern entrance to the guest wing, the driveway to the inner courtyard, the outside of the management wing, the north side of the Large Hall with the Münster Lamberti church entrance, the bathhouse and the boathouses on Großer Döllnsee, stairway to the terrace, the connecting path to shooting range and tennis court, the southern lobby, the reception hall, the main entrance, Göring's study and library, the Large Hall, the smaller dining room for 32 persons with Allach figures and silver presents in wall cabinets as well as a silver model of the sailing ship "Wappen von Hamburg" (auctioned at Hermann Historica in 2005 for € 95.000 on the table, the conservatory in the management wing, the smaller dining room, the "Alte Jagdzimmer" (old hunting room), the connecting corridors richly decorated with works of art, the guest suite, the hairdressing salon, the kitchen or the casino in the adjutancy. On the upper floor: the hunting gallery with stairway, Göring's private study, the breakfast room, the Tyrolean room, the private dressing and bedrooms, the home design gallery, the train set in the attic i.a. with Hitler as a visitor in 1937. In the basement: the bowling alley, the tavern, the cinema or the fitness room. Photos in corners, one missing, one enclosed loose. Cf. photographer's Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth's photo cassette of Carinhall comprising 85 pictures in Hermann Historica's 46th auction from May 2004, lot no. 5503 which fetched € 12.000. Even though there is much correspondence regarding the imagery of both photographers, this album, shows, however, incomparably more in the matter of outside and inside views and details as for example Göring's gun cabinet. Moreover there is an expertise by the well-known author and recognised expert on Hermann Göring and his residences, Volker Knopf, from 2016, which not only certifies the authenticity of the album and confirms the originality of the photos, but also delivers a description for each photo with partly highly interesting details. There is also a layout sketch of the estate by Knopf with drawings of the respective rooms. He also comments, "In my knowledge and view some of the present photographs have already been accessible in other places. The remaining photos, however, have been unpublished up to now and are to my knowledge not known among experts either." Robert Kropp was Göring's valet as from March until the end of the war. As he enjoyed the Reich Marshal's full trust he not only had unlimited access to all rooms, but was also allowed - presumably with Göring's approval - to gain extra income through the sale of such photos and film recordings. Even though Kropp's personal dedication to Albrecht Göring may indicate a personal present to him, it can be concluded that this album was given to his nephew on Göring's wish or demand. The photographer, however, was permitted to perpetuate himself in it. To our knowledge this is the only known Carinhall album with partly unknown photographs by Robert Kropp.
Condition: II +
Großformatiges Album mit blaugrünem Halbledereinband und insgesamt 107 Innen- wie Außenansichten von Carinhall, zumeist im Format 18 x 13 cm. Alle Aufnahmen wurden von Görings Kammerdiener Robert Kropp wohl im Zeitraum zwischen 1937 und 1939 gemacht und tragen seine Namensprägung "Robert", die erste Seite zudem mit eigenhändiger Widmung Kropps "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." Die Aufnahmen zeigen im Erdgeschoss u.a.: die "Carin-Ecke" mit der lebensgroßen Bronzeskulptur, Innenhofansichten mit den verschiedenen Flügeln und Gebäuden sowie dem überdachten Übergang zur Adjutantur, den nördlichen Eingang zum Gästeflügel, die Zufahrt in den Innenhof, die Außenseite des Wirtschaftsflügels, die Nordseite der großen Halle mit dem Portal der Lamberti-Kirche zu Münster, das Badehaus bzw. die Bootshäuser am Großen Döllnsee, Aufgang zur Terrasse, den Verbindungsweg zum Schießstand und Tennisplatz, die südliche Vorhalle, die Empfangshalle, den Haupteingang, Görings Arbeitszimmer und Bibliothek, die Große Halle, das kleine Speisezimmer für 32 Personen mit Allachfiguren und Silbergeschenken in Wandvitrinen sowie dem Silbermodell des Segelschiffs "Wappen von Hamburg" (2005 bei Hermann Historica für € 95.000 versteigert) auf dem Tisch, den Wintergarten im Wirtschaftsflügel, das kleine Esszimmer, das "Alte Jagdzimmer", die mit Kunstwerken reich geschmückten Verbindungsflure, die Gästesuite, den Frisiersalon, die Küche oder das Kasino in der Adjutantur. Im Obergeschoss: die Jagdgalerie mit Aufgang, Görings privates Arbeitszimmer, das Frühstückszimmer, das Tiroler Zimmer, die privaten Ankleide- und Schlafzimmer, die Wohngalerie, die Eisenbahn am Dachboden, u.a. mit Hitler als Besucher 1937. Im Kellergeschoss: die Kegelbahn, die Trinkstube, den Kinosaal oder den Gymnastikraum. Die Aufnahmen in Fotoecken, eine fehlt, eine liegt lose bei. Vgl. auch die 85 Aufnahmen von Carinhall umfassende Fotokassette der Fotografin Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth in Hermann Historica 46. Auktion im Mai 2004, Los 5503, Zuschlag € 12.000. Trotz vieler Übereinstimmungen in den Motiven beider Fotografen zeigt dieses Album ungleich mehr Außen- wie Innenansichten und Details, so z.B. Görings Waffenschrank. Dazu ein Gutachten des Buchautors und anerkannten Sachverständigen für Hermann Göring und seine Residenzen Volker Knopf aus dem Jahr 2016, das nicht nur die Echtheit des Albums und die Originalität der Fotos bestätigt, sondern zudem zu jedem Foto eine Beschreibung, teils mit hochinteressantem Detailwissen, sowie eine Einzeichnung der jeweiligen Räumlichkeit in einer Grundrissskizze des Anwesens liefert. Zudem stellt Knopf fest, "Nach eigener Kenntnis und Anschauung sind von vorliegenden Fotografien einige bereits an anderer Stelle zur Betrachtung zugänglich gewesen. Die übrigen Fotografien sind nach Kenntnis der Unterzeichners bisher unveröffentlicht und auch in Fachkreisen unbekannt." Robert Kropp war von März 1933 bis zum Kriegsende Görings Kammerdiener, da er das volle Vertrauen des Reichsmarschalls besaß, hatte er nicht nur uneingeschränkten Zugang zu allen Räumlichkeiten, sondern durfte sich - wohl mit Görings Billigung - auch Nebeneinnahmen mit dem Verkauf derartiger Fotos und Familienaufnahmen verschaffen. Auch wenn die persönliche Widmung Kropps an Albrecht Göring für ein Geschenk von ihm sprechen könnte, ist davon auszugehen, dass dieses Album auf Görings Wunsch und Veranlassung an seinen Neffen ging, es dem Fotografen aber gestattet war, sich dort zu verewigen. Unseres Wissens nach das einzig bekannte Carinhall-Album mit teils unbekannten Aufnahmen von Robert Kropp.
Zustand: II +
Hermann Göring - a gift photo album of Carinhall to his nephew Albrecht Göring 1940
Large-size album with turquoise half leather binding and in total 107 interior and exterior views of Carinhall, mainly in 18 x 13 cm format. All photographs were taken by Göring's valet Robert Kropp in the period between 1937 and 1939 with his name "Robert" embossed, first page additionally with Kropp's personal dedication "Herrn Ltn. Albrecht Göring in Verehrung zugeeignet. Robert. Karinhall, 19. August 1940." (To Lieutenant Albrecht Göring in respectful admiration ...) On the first floor the photos show i.a.: the "Carin-Ecke" (Carin corner) with a life-size bronze sculpture, inner courtyard views with the various wings and buildings as well as the roofed passage to the adjutancy, the northern entrance to the guest wing, the driveway to the inner courtyard, the outside of the management wing, the north side of the Large Hall with the Münster Lamberti church entrance, the bathhouse and the boathouses on Großer Döllnsee, stairway to the terrace, the connecting path to shooting range and tennis court, the southern lobby, the reception hall, the main entrance, Göring's study and library, the Large Hall, the smaller dining room for 32 persons with Allach figures and silver presents in wall cabinets as well as a silver model of the sailing ship "Wappen von Hamburg" (auctioned at Hermann Historica in 2005 for € 95.000 on the table, the conservatory in the management wing, the smaller dining room, the "Alte Jagdzimmer" (old hunting room), the connecting corridors richly decorated with works of art, the guest suite, the hairdressing salon, the kitchen or the casino in the adjutancy. On the upper floor: the hunting gallery with stairway, Göring's private study, the breakfast room, the Tyrolean room, the private dressing and bedrooms, the home design gallery, the train set in the attic i.a. with Hitler as a visitor in 1937. In the basement: the bowling alley, the tavern, the cinema or the fitness room. Photos in corners, one missing, one enclosed loose. Cf. photographer's Junkersdorf-Uhlenhuth's photo cassette of Carinhall comprising 85 pictures in Hermann Historica's 46th auction from May 2004, lot no. 5503 which fetched € 12.000. Even though there is much correspondence regarding the imagery of both photographers, this album, shows, however, incomparably more in the matter of outside and inside views and details as for example Göring's gun cabinet. Moreover there is an expertise by the well-known author and recognised expert on Hermann Göring and his residences, Volker Knopf, from 2016, which not only certifies the authenticity of the album and confirms the originality of the photos, but also delivers a description for each photo with partly highly interesting details. There is also a layout sketch of the estate by Knopf with drawings of the respective rooms. He also comments, "In my knowledge and view some of the present photographs have already been accessible in other places. The remaining photos, however, have been unpublished up to now and are to my knowledge not known among experts either." Robert Kropp was Göring's valet as from March until the end of the war. As he enjoyed the Reich Marshal's full trust he not only had unlimited access to all rooms, but was also allowed - presumably with Göring's approval - to gain extra income through the sale of such photos and film recordings. Even though Kropp's personal dedication to Albrecht Göring may indicate a personal present to him, it can be concluded that this album was given to his nephew on Göring's wish or demand. The photographer, however, was permitted to perpetuate himself in it. To our knowledge this is the only known Carinhall album with partly unknown photographs by Robert Kropp.
Condition: II +
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