Paul Clemen (31 October 1866 – 8 July 1947) was a German art historian known in particular for his large inventory of monuments in the Rhineland area, many of which were destroyed or severely damaged in World War II. Clemen was born in Leipzig, son of Professor Christian August Julius Clemen (1838–1920) and his wife Helene Voigt (1842–1907). His two brothers Carl and became prominent scholars in their own right in the fields of comparative religion and history, respectively.
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| - Paul Clemen (* 31. Oktober 1866 in Sommerfeld bei Leipzig; † 8. Juli 1947 in Endorf) war ein deutscher Kunsthistoriker und Denkmalpfleger, er wurde 1893 zum ersten Provinzialkonservator der Rheinprovinz berufen. (de)
- Paul Clemen, né le 31 octobre 1866 à (de) (qui maintenant fait partie de Leipzig) et mort le 8 juillet 1947 à Bad Endorf, est un historien de l'art et protecteur de patrimoine allemand. En 1893, il est le premier Provinzialkonservator (« conservateur provincial ») de Rhénanie prussienne. Il est surtout connu pour son grand inventaire de monuments historiques en Rhénanie, dont beaucoup ont été sévèrement endommagés ou détruits pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. (fr)
- Paul Clemen, född 31 oktober 1861, död 8 juli 1947, var en tysk konsthistoriker. Han var bror till Carl Clemen och Otto Clemen. Paul Clemen blev 1899 professor vid konstakademin i Düsseldorf, och 1902 vid universitetet i Bonn, där han skapade ett centrum för rhenländsk konstforskning. Sedan 1891 utgav han Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz och skrev vidare bland annat det stort anlagda arbetet Die romantische Monumentalmalerei in den Rheinlanden (1915). Clemen ledde från 1923 organisationen för tysk konstvård. (sv)
- Пауль Клемен (нем. Paul Clemen; 31 октября 1866, Лейпциг — 8 июля 1947, Эндорф) — немецкий историк искусства и хранитель древностей; с 1893 года являлся первым «общепровинциальным консерватором» (нем. Provinzialkonservator) Рейнской провинции. (ru)
- Paul Clemen (31 October 1866 – 8 July 1947) was a German art historian known in particular for his large inventory of monuments in the Rhineland area, many of which were destroyed or severely damaged in World War II. Clemen was born in Leipzig, son of Professor Christian August Julius Clemen (1838–1920) and his wife Helene Voigt (1842–1907). His two brothers Carl and became prominent scholars in their own right in the fields of comparative religion and history, respectively. (en)
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| - Paul Clemen (* 31. Oktober 1866 in Sommerfeld bei Leipzig; † 8. Juli 1947 in Endorf) war ein deutscher Kunsthistoriker und Denkmalpfleger, er wurde 1893 zum ersten Provinzialkonservator der Rheinprovinz berufen. (de)
- Paul Clemen, né le 31 octobre 1866 à (de) (qui maintenant fait partie de Leipzig) et mort le 8 juillet 1947 à Bad Endorf, est un historien de l'art et protecteur de patrimoine allemand. En 1893, il est le premier Provinzialkonservator (« conservateur provincial ») de Rhénanie prussienne. Il est surtout connu pour son grand inventaire de monuments historiques en Rhénanie, dont beaucoup ont été sévèrement endommagés ou détruits pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. (fr)
- Paul Clemen (31 October 1866 – 8 July 1947) was a German art historian known in particular for his large inventory of monuments in the Rhineland area, many of which were destroyed or severely damaged in World War II. Clemen was born in Leipzig, son of Professor Christian August Julius Clemen (1838–1920) and his wife Helene Voigt (1842–1907). His two brothers Carl and became prominent scholars in their own right in the fields of comparative religion and history, respectively. He studied at the universities of Strassburg (now Strasbourg), where he was awarded his doctorate in 1889 for a dissertation on the portraits of Charlemagne (Porträtdarstellungen Karls des Grossen) and Bonn, where, in 1893, he received his habilitation. He was appointed provinzialkonservator in the Rhine Province in the same year, in which capacity he became responsible for conservation and documentation of the monuments in the province. He became extraordinary professor of art history in Bonn in 1898 and professor of the History of Art and Literature at the Düsseldorf Academy of Arts in 1899. In 1902, he was appointed professor (ordinarius) of art history in Bonn, a position he held until his retirement in 1936. In Bonn, Heinrich Lützeler was one of his students. He served as guest professor at Harvard University during 1907–1908. Clemen's earliest publications on medieval art impressed the authorities of the province enough to make him responsible for the inventory of the monuments of the province. He began, in 1891, the publication of the series Die Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz (Monuments of the Rhine Province), for which he served as editor for the next 46 years. The project culminated in 1937 with the publication of the volume on the Cologne Cathedral, Der Dom zu Köln, a collaboration with and , but with Clemen as main author. During World War I, Clemen was head of the art commission for the German occupation force in Belgium. An obituary of Clemen published in an American journal noted that "far from despoiling the occupied country of its art objects this commission saw its purpose in the cataloguing and photographing of Belgian monuments." His work during the war years resulted both in a book on the subject, Kunstschutz im Kriege (in English translation as Protection of Art During the War, both 1919), and in the two-volume Belgische Kunstdenkmäler (Munich 1923). Many of the monuments Clemen had dedicated himself to protect, including several of the medieval churches in Cologne, were destroyed during World War II, and his house was destroyed by air bombardment in 1944, along with his library and a manuscript for a large treatment of the history of the art of the Rhineland. (en)
- Paul Clemen, född 31 oktober 1861, död 8 juli 1947, var en tysk konsthistoriker. Han var bror till Carl Clemen och Otto Clemen. Paul Clemen blev 1899 professor vid konstakademin i Düsseldorf, och 1902 vid universitetet i Bonn, där han skapade ett centrum för rhenländsk konstforskning. Sedan 1891 utgav han Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz och skrev vidare bland annat det stort anlagda arbetet Die romantische Monumentalmalerei in den Rheinlanden (1915). Clemen ledde från 1923 organisationen för tysk konstvård. (sv)
- Пауль Клемен (нем. Paul Clemen; 31 октября 1866, Лейпциг — 8 июля 1947, Эндорф) — немецкий историк искусства и хранитель древностей; с 1893 года являлся первым «общепровинциальным консерватором» (нем. Provinzialkonservator) Рейнской провинции. (ru)
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