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Sie haben ihre Schicksale – nicht nur die Bücher, auch die Kunstwerke und Künstler. Das des "Affen mit Schädel" und seines Schöpfers Wolfgang Hugo Rheinhold (1853-1900) könnte unterschiedlicher kaum sein. Unmittelbar nachdem Rheinhold die Skulptur 1893 auf der Großen Berliner Kunstausstellung als Abschlussarbeit für sein Studium an der Berliner Königlichen Hochschule der bildenden Künste vorstellte, bot die Berliner Bildgießerei Gladenbeck & Sohn lizenzierte Abgüsse an. Diese gingen nicht nur an private Sammler, sondern auch an viele internationale wissenschaftliche Institutionen. Dort sind sie heute noch zu bewundern: Im Royal College of Surgeons in London, in der Medico-Chirurgical Society in Aberdeen, in der Boston Medical Library und im Department of Zoology an der University of Edinburgh. Den berühmtesten Standort hat wohl ein russisches Exemplar: Es zierte (und ziert noch immer) den Schreibtisch Wladimir Iljitsch Lenins.

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They have their destinies — not only the books, works of art and artists. "Monkey with skull" and its creator Wolfgang Hugo Rheinhold (1853-1900) could hardly be more different. Immediately after Rheinhold 1893 presented the sculpture at the great Berlin art exhibition as a thesis for his studies at the Berlin Royal Academy of fine arts, the Berlin picture Foundry of Gladenbeck & son offered to licensed casts. These were not only to private collectors, but also many international scientific institutions. They are there to admire still today: In the Royal College of surgeons in London, at the medico-Chirurgical society in Aberdeen, the Boston Medical Library and the Department of Zoology at the University of Edinburgh. A Russian copy probably has the most famous site: was (and is still) Wladimir Iljitsch of Lenin's desk.

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They have their destinies - not only the books, the works of art and artists. That the "monkey with skull" and its creator Wolfgang Hugo Rheinhold (1853-1900) could hardly be more different. Immediately after Rheinhold the sculpture in 1893 presented at the Great Berlin Art Exhibition as a thesis for his studies at the Berlin Royal College of Fine Arts, presented the Berlin art foundry Gladbeck & Sohn to licensed casts. These were not only to private collectors, but also to many international scientific institutions. There they can be admired today: In the Royal College of Surgeons in London, in the Medico-Chirurgical Society in Aberdeen, in the Boston Medical Library and Department of Zoology at the University of Edinburgh in. The most famous site is probably a Russian copy: It graced (and graces still) the desk Lenin Vladimir Ilyich.

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You have their destinies - not only to books, including the works of art and artists. The one of the "monkeys with skull" and its creator Wolfgang Hugo Rheinhold (1853-1900) could not be more different.Immediately after Rheinhold the sculpture on the large Berlin art exhibition in 1893 as a thesis for his studies at the Royal University of Fine Arts Berlin presented the Berlin series offered Gladenbeck & son licensed molds. They were not only to private collectors, but also to many international scientific institutions.There you are to admire today: at the Royal College of Surgeons in London, in the Medico-Chirurgical Society in Aberdeen, in the Boston Medical Library and in the Department of Zoology at the University of Edinburgh. Probably the most famous site has a Russian copy: it was adorned (and still graces always) Vladimir Ilyich Lenin's desk.