Development on an online-caralogue raisonné of German Drawings 1800-1850 in the Department of Prints and Drawings in the Hamburger Kunsthalle

除了老大师的绘画，1800至1850年间的德国绘画是汉堡店Kupferstichkabinett最重要的收藏品。浪漫主义艺术家菲利普·奥托·朗格和卡斯帕·大卫·弗里德里希的非凡作品具有极其重要的国际意义，但在2000多幅画作中，也有拿撒勒和德意志勒梅尔的素描技艺，在艺术史上具有非凡的意义。它们以前从未完整地展出过，也从未在Kupferstichkabinett的完整收藏中被联系在一起。由于到目前为止还没有对整个收藏品进行系统的编辑和记录，所以收藏品的水平完全不够，不符合科学标准。对藏品的研究不仅将对单个绘画和艺术家产生新的见解，而且是对绘画收藏史的重要贡献。自2009年10月1日以来，该项目的目标是首次向公众和学者开放汉堡馆Kupferstichkabinett的19世纪上半叶整个重要的德国绘画收藏。根据博物馆管理系统MuseumPlus汇编的数据，已经编制了一份学术目录，其中包括图纸、技术、测量、年代、铭文、库存号、水印的完整照片和技术登记，将其与参考文物的书目以及实质性来源文件及其艺术历史标准联系起来。从这个项目中获得的见解将在一个开放获取的在线数据库中公布。网络客户端eMuseumPlus基于后端数据库MuseumPlus，允许在单独设计的网站上展示结果，以及研究艺术历史标准。它还在多媒体和虚拟旅游场馆中有应用。此外，eMuseumPlus保证在长期数据备份方面分配数据。

Next to the Old Master drawings, the German drawings of the period 1800 to 1850 constitute the most important collection in the Kupferstichkabinett at the Hamburger Kunsthalle. The extraordinary oeuvres of the Romantic artists Philipp Otto Runge and Caspar David Friedrich are of paramount international importance, but among the over 2000 drawings there are also examples of draughtsmanship from the Nazarenes and Deutsch Römer that are remarkable for art history. They have never before been exhibited in their entirety or contextualized within the complete collection of the Kupferstichkabinett. Because a systematic editing and documentation of the total collection had not hitherto taken place, it was on a completely inadequate level that did not meet scientific standards. The schorlarly work on the collection not only will yield new insights concerning single drawings and artists, but also is an important contribution to the history of drawing collections. Since October 1, 2009, the project has aimed to make for the first time the entire significant collection of German drawings from the first half of the 19th century in the Kupferstichkabinett at the Hamburger Kunsthalle accessible to the public as well as to scholars. On the basis of data compiled using the Museumsmanagementsystem MuseumPlus, a scholarly catalogue of the collection has been developed that contains the complete photographic and technical registration of the drawings, technique, measurements, dating, inscriptions, inventory number, watermark, connecting it with a bibliography referring to the object as well as substantial provenance documentation and their art historical criteria. The insights earned from this project will be published in an online-database with open access. The webclient eMuseumPlus, based upon the backend database MuseumPlus, permits the presentation of the results on individually designed websites as well as research for art historical criteria. It also has applications in multimedia and virtual tour arenas. Moreover eMuseumPlus guarantees the assignment of data in terms of long term data backup.