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Sulpiz Boisserée is a biographical work detailing the life of the German art collector, art historian, and architect Sulpiz Boisserée (1783-1854). Boisserée is best known for his role in the revival of interest in Gothic architecture in the early 19th century and his efforts to complete the Cologne Cathedral. This biography, written in German, offers insights into Boisserée's personal life, his artistic passions, and his significant contributions to the preservation and understanding of medieval art and architecture. The book explores Boisserée's relationships with prominent figures of his time and his enduring legacy as a champion of German art and cultural heritage.
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