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Leder-Einband des Portrait-Albums mit goldgefassten Initialen O. v. T. (Ottilie von Thile) und Messing-Verschlüssen. – Ledergebundenes Album auf Konzertflügel

Ottilie von Graefe and the "Kaffeter" Club of 1843: progressive Berlin women in the 19th century. A lecture with salon talk and music.
The "Kaffeter" was a progressive artistic meeting place for unmarried young women. founded in Berlin in 1843, the club quickly became popular with Berlin's nobility and upper middle classes. Co-founder Ottilie von Graefe portrayed her female friends in a richly decorated album of drawings: a special testimony to female emancipation. Against this background, you can look forward to an enjoyable salon talk about the "Kaffeter", accompanied by piano music from around 1840.
With:

Dr. Hannah Lotte Lund | historian and literary scholar at the Center for Research on Anti-Semitism at TU Berlin
Achatz Freiherr von Müller | Emeritus Professor of History
Dr. Jan Mende | Curator Museum Knoblauchhaus at the Stadtmuseum Berlin
Annabelle Schmidt | Reenactment actress in historical clothing

Translated with DeepL

Price: €5.00

Reduced price: €3.00

Next date:

• Date Tuesday, 12/May/2026 18:00 bis 20:00
• Venue Museum Knoblauchhaus
• Address Poststraße 23, 10178 Berlin-Mitte