# Gurlitt

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{{Short description|German family}}
thumb|150px|''Louis Gurlitt'', 1833
thumbnail|150px|Art historian Cornelius Gurlitt, in 1905
[[File:Lovis Corinth Porträt Wolfgang Gurlitt 1917.jpg|thumb|150px|[Lovis Corinth](/source/Lovis_Corinth): ''Wolfgang Gurlitt'', 1917]]
'''Gurlitt''' is a German family. Notable people with the surname include:

# Johann August Wilhelm Gurlitt (1774–1855), fabricant. Son of Gottlieb Wilhelm Gurlitt and Katharina Ester Gurlitt. His wife was Helene Eberstein. They had 15 children.
## [Cornelius Gurlitt (composer)](/source/Cornelius_Gurlitt_(composer)) (1820–1901) – composer, conductor.
## [Louis Gurlitt](/source/Louis_Gurlitt) (1812–1879) – Danish-German landscape painter. His uncle was the painter [Eugen Krüger](/source/Eugen_Kr%C3%BCger). His third wife was Elisabeth, née Lewalds ([Fanny Lewald](/source/Fanny_Lewald)'s sister). Her Jewish background caused problems for their issue during the Nazi era. He had 7 children.
### [Wilhelm Gurlitt](/source/Wilhelm_Gurlitt) (1844–1905) - archaeologist.
### [Cornelius Gurlitt (art historian)](/source/Cornelius_Gurlitt_(art_historian)) (1850–1938) – art historian.
#### [Wilibald Gurlitt](/source/Wilibald_Gurlitt) (1889–1963) – musicologist.
#### Cornelia Gurlitt (1890–1919) – [expressionist](/source/expressionist) painter.
#### [Hildebrand Gurlitt](/source/Hildebrand_Gurlitt) (1895–1956) – art dealer and historian, compiler of the [Gurlitt Collection](/source/Gurlitt_Collection).
##### [Cornelius Gurlitt (art collector)](/source/Cornelius_Gurlitt_(art_collector)) (1932–2014) – inheritor of the Gurlitt Collection from Hildebrand Gurlitt, his father.
### [Fritz Gurlitt](/source/Fritz_Gurlitt) (1854–1893) – art collector.
#### [Wolfgang Gurlitt](/source/Wolfgang_Gurlitt) (1888–1965) – art dealer and collector, publisher. Son of Fritz and Annarella Gurlitt (sculptor [Heinrich Max Imhof](/source/Heinrich_Max_Imhof)'s daughter).
#### [Manfred Gurlitt](/source/Manfred_Gurlitt) (1890–1972) – opera composer and conductor, long active in Japan. Son of Annarella and either Fritz or her second husband Willi Waldecker.
### [Ludwig Gurlitt](/source/Ludwig_Gurlitt) (1855–1931) – progressive pedagogue, patron of the back-to-nature [youth organization](/source/youth_organization) [Wandervogel](/source/Wandervogel).

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