Sources

  1. Gottlob Samuel Mohn, Glass Tumbler featuring a Painting of a Circassian with Orientalizing Architecture (1816)

  2. The Children’s Room (1823)

  3. The Sewing Room (1823)

  4. Evening Prayer (1823)

  5. Reading Stand with Genre Scene (1820–50)

  6. Family during the Biedermeier Period (c. 1830)

  7. Biedermeier Child’s Doll (c. 1830–35)

  8. Rural Family Scene (1839)

  9. Excerpts from the Staats-Lexikon: “Family, Family Law” (1845–48)

  10. Excerpts from the Staats-Lexikon: “Relations between the Sexes” (1845–48)

  11. Commercial Marriage Brokerage and Bohemian Life in the Big City: Excerpts from Ernst Dronke, Berlin (1846)

  12. Orphaned Girls and Boys in a Welfare Institution (1846)

  13. Women’s Activism during the Revolution: Viennese Democratic Women’s Association (1848–50)

  14. Women’s Activism during the Revolution: Appeal of the Married Women and Maidens of Württemberg to German Warriors (1849)

  15. Women’s Activism during the Revolution: Louise Otto’s Statement of Principles in the First Issue of Frauen-Zeitung (April 21, 1849)

  16. Caricature: Female University Student (1847)

  17. Caricature: Women’s Club Meeting (1848)

  18. Speech by Louise Otto, Chairwoman of the General German Women’s Association, at its Third General Assembly (1869)

  19. A Conservative Folklorist on Social Class and Gender Roles (1852)

  20. Conservative Criticism of Women’s Activism (1852)

  21. “Modern Dress” (1862)

  22. First Feminist Efforts: Statutes of the General German Women’s Association (1865)

  23. Speech by Louise Otto, Chairwoman of the General German Women’s Association, at its Third General Assembly (1869)

  24. Portrait of Louise Otto (1892)

  25. Founding of the Association for the Promotion of Employment Qualifications among Members of the Female Sex (Retrospective, 1891)