Albert Einstein

Entrance to Silkeborg Library, Bindslevs Plads, Denmark. On a slab embedded in the ground: an illustration of a stack of books and an Albert Einstein quote: ”The only thing that you absolutely have to know is the location of the library.” Around it, white keep-clear lines on the grey ground. An embossed drain cover and bike parking to the right. Steps to the glass-enclosed library entrance ahead. Photo (c) Ciara Ní Riain

Title [photograph] Groepsportret Albert Einstein en zijn echtgenote met prof. A. De Groodt en zijn gezin. Description 1 foto. : zwart-wit ; h 229 x b 300 mm. Description Papier Publisher S.l. : s.n., 1933. Object ID archive.ugent.be:7C5FC41C-35B6-11EC-BD9D-A2B401E43F28 Barcode 910000272739 Callnr BIB.FOT.A.000031/01

Reception of Albert Einstein and his wife Elza (seated in the front) at Cantecroy Castle in Mortsel. Standing: Franz de Groodt, Magda de Groodt, Professor Arthur de Groodt, composer Jef van Durme and Juliette de Groodt-Adant.

The book contains a collection of greeting cards that Nikola Tesla received on the occasion of his 75th birthday in 1931 from his friends, colleagues and admirers. Authors Milica Kesler and Ivana Ciric.

Index card relating to Albert Einstein’s entry into the country during a lecture tour in Argentina.

Entrance to Silkeborg Library, Bindslevs Plads, Denmark. On a slab embedded in the ground: an illustration of a stack of books and an Albert Einstein quote: ”The only thing that you absolutely have to know is the location of the library.” Around it, white keep-clear lines on the grey ground.Steps to the glass-enclosed library entrance ahead. Photo (c) Ciara Ní Riain

Adlzreiterstraße 12; Mietshaus, neubarock, mit Stuckdekor, 1893–94 von Heinrich Hilgert; Gruppe mit Nr. 10

Crop of the image in page 75 of Albert Einstein, a biographical portrait by Anton Reiser (1930) captioned Albert Einstein and his sailboat in Caputh

Albert Einstein, a biographical portrait - Anton Reiser, p. 79