- Emil
Doepler (29
October 1855, in
Munich – 21
December 1922, in Berlin) was a
German illustrator,
graphic artist, and heraldist. He is
usually referred...
- Carl Emil
Doepler (1824–1905) was a
German painter,
illustrator and
costume designer. He
created the
costumes for
Richard Wagner's
opera Der Ring des...
- that
rises after Ragnarök, as
described in Völuspá (depiction by Emil
Doepler, 1905) A
depiction of Líf and Lífthrasir (by
Lorenz Frølich, 1895) Various...
-
Charles Dollman (Frigga
Spinning the Clouds, painting, c. 1900), Emil
Doepler (Wodan und Frea am Himmelsfenster, painting, 1901), and H.
Thoma (Fricka...
-
invention of the 19th-century
Romanticist Viking revival. In 1876, Carl Emil
Doepler created horned helmets for the
first Bayreuth Festival production of Wagner's...
- Ehrenberg's 1883
drawing Odin, Thor und Magni;
several illustrations by E.
Doepler published in
Wilhelm Ranisch's 1901
Walhall (Thor; Thor und die Midgardschlange;...
-
Walkyrien (c. 1905) by Emil
Doepler...
- "Loki's Brood" (1905) by Emil
Doepler....
- Hardy, Odin und
Fenriswolf and
Fesselung des
Fenriswolfe (1901) by Emil
Doepler, and is the
subject of the
metal sculpture Fenrir by Arne
Vinje Gunnerud...
-
Serpent (1790) by
Henry Fuseli Thor and the
Midgard Serpent (1905) by Emil
Doepler The
children of Loki (1920) by
Willy Pogany Jörmungandr
rising to the ox...
