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Der Struwwelpeter by Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann
3782059 Der Struwwelpeter by Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann; (add.info.: Der Struwwelpeter [Shock-headed Peter] by Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann. The Story of Fidgety Philip [Die Geschichte vom Zappel-Philipp], 1st page of cautionary tale. Printed in 400 th edition, published 1917. German childrens book, first published 1844. Illustrations by Hoffmann. HH: German psychiatrist and children's author, 13 June 1809 - 20 September 1894.); Lebrecht History
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Cautionary Tale Deutsch Dining Table Discipline Friederich Misbehaving Characters Dine Literary Arts Little Boys Mealtime Parents Young Boy
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This print showcases the first page of the cautionary tale "The Story of Fidgety Philip" from the renowned German children's book, "Der Struwwelpeter". Published in its 400th edition in 1917, this timeless classic was originally released in 1844 by Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann, a distinguished German psychiatrist and children's author. The image transports us to early 20th century Germany, where we witness a young boy seated at a dining table alongside his parents. With an air of mischief surrounding him, the misbehaving child named Philip is depicted as shock-headed and restless - hence earning him the nickname "Fidgety Philip". Through intricate drawings and illustrations by Hoffmann himself, this cautionary tale aims to teach valuable lessons about discipline and proper behavior to young readers. The characters come alive on these pages as they navigate through various moral dilemmas that resonate with families even today. As we delve into this snapshot of literary arts history, it becomes evident that "Der Struwwelpeter" holds immense cultural significance within German society. Its enduring popularity speaks volumes about its impact on generations of children who have grown up reading these tales. This print not only captures a moment frozen in time but also serves as a reminder of the power literature possesses to shape minds and instill important values. It stands as a testament to Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann's legacy as both an accomplished psychiatrist and beloved children's author whose work continues to captivate audiences across Europe.
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