File:Leipzig nach der Völkerschlacht 1813.jpg

DescriptionLeipzig nach der Völkerschlacht 1813.jpg	Deutsch: Der südliche Stadtrand von Leipzig am 19. Oktober 1813 Lithographie 28 x 52 cm von 1815 nach einem Aquarell von Christian Gottfried Heinrich Geißler (* 26 .06. 1770 Leipzig, † 27. 04. 1844 Leipzig). Dargestellt sind die heranrückenden Verbündeten. Geißler hatte die Szenerie aus einem Dachfenster, hinter dem er sich mit Matratzen verbarrikadiert hatte, skizziert und ein Aquarell gefertigt. Dieses war nach London gelangt, wo es als Vorlage dieser Lithographie diente. Das Original wurde in den neunziger Jahren des 19. Jahrhunderts vom Leipziger Stadtarchiv zurückgekauft. (Wustmann, Gustav: Bilderbuch aus der Geschichte der Stadt Leipzig. Leipzig: H. Zieger 1897, S. 159)
Date	1815, Foto 18. Januar 2009
Source	Eigenes Foto (own work), Sammlung H.-P.Haack
Author	H.-P.Haack
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Da mein Foto gegen meinen erklärten Willen als gemeinfrei deklariert wird, bestehe ich auf Löschung meines Fotos. H.-P.Haack (talk) 12:13, 25 April 2012 (UTC)

Zitat von Wikimedia commons: "Dies ist eine originalgetreue fotografische Reproduktion eines zweidimensionalen Kunstwerks." Sicher? In diesem Fall hier? H.-P.Haack (talk) 12:13, 25 April 2012 (UTC)

Nach dem 30. April gehe ich anwaltschaftlich gegen Commons vor, wenn mir weiter die Urheberschaft meiner Fotos streitig gemacht wird, andernseits unterstellt wird, meine Fotos seien originalgetreue Reproduktionen. So ein Schwachsinn. Als ob das mögliche wäre! Ohne Verzerrungen, ohne Farbabweichungen. Wenn ich den Bildausschnitt (Außenränder] entzerre, verzerre ich zwangsläufig im Bildinneren! Nur fällt es da nicht auf.H.-P.Haack (talk) 12:13, 25 April 2012 (UTC)