Charlotte Reihlen

1803–1868 (age 65)

Biography

Charlotte Reihlen was a talented German draftsperson whose artistic and technical skills were notable in an era when women's contributions to the visual arts were often overlooked. Her work in draftsmanship demonstrated both precision and creativity.

Reihlen's legacy represents the quiet but significant role women played in artistic and technical professions during the 19th century. She was laid to rest at Fangelsbachfriedhof, where her memory endures.

Also buried at Fangelsbachfriedhof

Adolf Schoder
1817–1852 (age 35)
Fangelsbachfriedhof
Adolf Schoder was a German politician whose career in public service spanned the turbulent mid-19th century.
Gustav Siegle
1840–1905 (age 65)
Fangelsbachfriedhof
Wilhelm Pelargus
1820–1901 (age 81)
Fangelsbachfriedhof
Camilla Zach-Dorn
1859–1951 (age 92)
Fangelsbachfriedhof
Camilla Zach-Dorn was a German painter whose career spanned the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Wilhelm Camerer
1842–1910 (age 68)
Fangelsbachfriedhof
Johann Baptist Pischek
1814–1873 (age 59)
Fangelsbachfriedhof
Johann Baptist Pischek was a 19th-century singer whose vocal artistry enriched the musical landscape of his era.