Loeb Collection

Rosie The Riveter
An illustrated WW2 music sheet cover for Rosie The Riveter, words and music by redd Evans and John Jacob Loeb. The image portrays the title character at work. Date: circa 1940s

Music cover, Masquerade, waltz song, words by Paul Francis Webster, music by John Jacob Loeb. Date: 1932

Advert, polishing and plating supplies, New York City, USA
Advert, Zucker & Levett & Loeb Co, polishing and plating supplies, West 25th Street, New York City, USA. Date: circa 1880s

Bonaparte Attacking Snow Forts at the School of Brienne, 1896. Artist: M Haider
Bonaparte Attacking Snow Forts at the School of Brienne, 1894, (1896). Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) spent part of his youth, from May 1779 to October 1784 at the Military School in Brienne

Music cover, Boo-Hoo (You ve Got Me Crying for You), words and music by Edward Heyman, Carmen Lombardo and John Jacob Loeb. 1937

The fish drying barn at Scheveningen, c. 1882 (pencil on paper) (b / w photo)
XIR287286 The fish drying barn at Scheveningen, c.1882 (pencil on paper) (b/w photo) by Gogh, Vincent van (1853-90); Private Collection; (add.info.: ferme pour sechage de poisson; ); Dutch

CLEVELAND CABINET, 1893. President Grover Cleveland (left), 22nd and 24th President of the United States, with his cabinet at the start of his second term, March 1893

JACQUES LOEB (1859-1924). American (German born) physiologist. Photographed c1913

CLEMENS: PUDD NHEAD WILSON. Engraving by Louis Loeb for the 1894 publication of Mark Twains Pudd nhead Wilson. Engraving, 1893

ISaC LOEB PERETZ (1852-1915). Polish Jewish writer. Photographed in 1908

WPA exhibition of Dorothy Loeb and Blanche Lazzell Federal Art Gallery, 77 Newbury St. Boston. Poster announcing WPA exhibition featuring Dorothy Loeb and Blanche Lazzell at the Federal Art Gallery

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"LOEB: A Multifaceted Legacy of Art, Music, and History" Step into the world of LOEB, where creativity and innovation intertwine with historical significance. From Rosie The Riveter's iconic image to captivating music covers and masquerade waltz songs, it has left an indelible mark on various artistic realms. In bustling New York City, USA, LOEB made its presence known through adverts showcasing their exceptional polishing and plating supplies. Their commitment to quality craftsmanship resonated throughout the city's vibrant streets. One cannot overlook the mesmerizing artwork "Bonaparte Attacking Snow Forts at the School of Brienne" by M Haider. With every stroke of his brush, Haider captured the essence of this historic event that stands as a testament to LOEB's appreciation for artistry. The hauntingly beautiful music cover titled "Boo-Hoo" transports listeners into a realm filled with emotions, and is a testament to how LOEB embraced diverse musical genres and celebrated their power to evoke feelings within us all. Intriguing legal battles also find their place in LOEB's narrative. Clarence Darrow, renowned American lawyer photographed alongside attorneys Walter during the LEOPOLD & LOEB TRIAL in 1927. This trial showcased Darrow's brilliance while being flanked by Nathan F. Leopold – an unforgettable moment etched in history forever. Delving deeper into history brings us to Scheveningen's fish drying barn from c. 1882—a captivating black-and-white photograph that captures both simplicity and complexity simultaneously—an embodiment of what makes LOEB so unique. Even presidents were not immune to being touched by LOEB’s influence; President Grover Cleveland himself was associated with the prestigious CLEVELAND CABINET in 1893 – a symbol of elegance and sophistication befitting such distinguished leaders. Jacques Loeb himself leaves an indelible mark on the scientific world.