Nordelbingen

In Nordelbingen, new research on the history of art, culture, architecture, literature and music in Schleswig-Holstein is published in open access. The yearbook is aimed at specialised scholars as well as those interested in the various disciplines. It publishes essays and reviews relating to the area north of the Elbe, including Lübeck and Hamburg. Volume 91 contains eight thematically diverse contributions, ranging from the admission rites at Preetz Convent and new infrared-reflectographic findings in its choir stalls, to the dispute over the Anabaptists of Eiderstedt as an example of intra-Christian tolerance, a newly discovered draft drawing by Jürgen Ovens, the emblems created for Kiel Town Hall in 1755, aspects of Carl Friedrich Cramer's musical aesthetics, the Jewish cemeteries in Schleswig-Holstein, and finally the discovery of a small portion of the Bayeux Tapestry in the State Archive. In addition, the issue includes an overview of Schleswig-Holstein literature published in 2024 as well as an extensive review section.

Autorentext
Klaus Gereon Beuckers ist Professor für Mittlere und Neue Kunstgeschichte und Direktor am Kunsthistorischen Institut der Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel. Kathrin Kirsch ist Professorin für Musikwissenschaft an der Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel. Sonja Klimek ist Professorin für Neuere Deutsche Literatur und Literaturgeschichte an der Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel.