Fotoalbum - 3 uitgevers

Visiting Hubert Wellenstein in Luxembourg City. Hubert Wellenstein, theatre man, publisher and front man for Double You, released ‘Linguisticum’ by Albert Hagenaars, a book in four languages (1994), and organized several performances of ‘Linguisticum’ on stage during the festival Luxembourg – Ville Européenne de la Culture 1995’. Foto: Siti Wahyuningsih, 10 February 2013.

Monument for poet and author Michel Rodange (1827 – 1876), who also wrote the lyrics for the national anthem, using words and expressions from several dialects. The official name of that work is: ‘Renert oder de Fuuss am Frack an a Maansgréisst’. It concerns an adaptation in Luxembourgish of ‘Reineke Fuchs’ by Goethe, which in turn was inspired by the Middle Dutch epic story ‘Van den vos Reynaerde’ (ca 1260). This explains the fox atop the monument. Photo: AH, 10 February 2013.

Monument dedicated to Goethe, on the corner of Boulevard Victor Thorn and Montée de Clausen in Luxembourg City: Hier findet sich soviel Grösse met Anmut, soviel Ernst mit Lieblichkeit verbunden, dass wohl zu wünschen wäre, Poussin hätte sein herrliches Talent in solchen Räumen betätigt. Goethe über Luxemburg. Campagne in Frankreich. 15. Oktober 1792. Photo: AH, 10 February 2013.