Langhans Collection

TOMB OF MME LANGHANS
The dramatic design of Madame Langhans tomb, representing the soul breaking out of the tomb on the day of judgment. (Sorry, we do not know where it is located.) Date: 1782

Brass grave effigy to Maria Langhans in the church at Hindelbank, Bern, Switzerland, by the sculptor Johann August Nahl. Monumento Sepolcrale

Bride and groom of the Canton of Schaffhausen, Switzerland, 18th century. Sposi del Cantone di Sciaffusa. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Migliavacca from Giulio Ferrarios Costumes Ancient

Carte-de-visite portrait of Albert Einstein taken in Prague in 1912
985873 Carte-de-visite portrait of Albert Einstein taken in Prague in 1912, 1912 (black and white photograph, mount) by Langhans

Carte-de-visite portrait photograph of Albert Einsten and Mileva Einstein-Maric in 1911
985872 Carte-de-visite portrait photograph of Albert Einsten and Mileva Einstein-Maric in 1911, 1911 (black and white photograph, mount) by Langhans

Ruggiero Leoncavallo (1858-1919), 1895. Creator: Photo studio Jan F. Langhans, Prague
Ruggiero Leoncavallo (1858-1919), 1895. Private Collection

The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, 19th century. Artist: Johann Poppei
The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, 19th century. The only remaining city gate of Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate was commissioned by Frederick William II of Prussia

Germany. Berlin. Brandenburg Gate crowned by the Quadriga of
Germany. Berlin. Brandenburg Gate, built between 1788 and 1791 by Carl Langhans in classical style. Crowned by the Quadriga of Victory (1793)

Germany. Berlin. State Opera. Facade
Germany. Berlin. State Opera. Partial view of the facade

Carl Gotthard Langhans, German (1732-1808), Death Stalking a Woman, pen and black ink with gray wash on laid paper

Karl Ferdinand Langhans, German (1781-1869), Turkish Stage Design, 1815, pen and gray ink with watercolor over graphite on wove paper

View of Beilstein, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
View of the town of Beilstein in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, as seen from Langhans Castle. 2010

Castles at Beilstein, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
View of the Lower Castle (Unteres Schloss, left), with a vineyard rising above it, and Langhans (Hohenbeilstein) Castle at the top of the hill

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"Langhans: A Legacy of Art, Love, and History" Discover the fascinating world of Langhans, a name that resonates with artistry, romance, and historical significance. From the exquisite Tomb of Mme Langhans to the captivating brass grave effigy in a church dedicated to her memory, this family has left an indelible mark. Travel back in time to witness the enchanting wedding ceremony of the Canton of Schaffhausen's bride and groom. The Langhans' commitment to preserving traditions shines through as they capture these cherished moments for generations to come. But it doesn't stop there - delve into their photographic prowess with iconic portraits like Albert Einstein taken in Prague in 1912. These carte-de-visite snapshots offer glimpses into Einstein's extraordinary mind and his connection with Mileva Einstein-Maric. Step into Ruggiero Leoncavallo's world as he poses for Jan F. Langhans' photo studio in Prague during 1895. This collaboration between two artistic powerhouses immortalizes one genius through another's lens. The Brandenburg Gate stands tall as Berlin's emblematic landmark throughout history. Witness its grandeur captured by Johann Poppei under Jan F. Langhan’s guidance during the 19th century – a testament to both architectural mastery and photography expertise. Germany's State Opera facade comes alive through Jan F. Langhan’s lens once again – showcasing their ability not only to document but also elevate cultural landmarks onto an artistic pedestal. Join us on this journey through time where each click of a camera shutter reveals more about Langhans' rich heritage intertwined with significant figures and places that have shaped our collective narrative. Experience "Langhans: A Legacy of Art, Love, and History" - an exploration that will leave you captivated by their vision and forever grateful for their contribution to our cultural tapestry.