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- a journal for the art was a literature magazine published from Heinrich of Kleist and Adam Heinrich Mueller. The journal appeared between January 1808 and December 1808 in twelve booklets in nine supplies in Dresden.

Flat for the magazine

The journal received its names after the surname Phoibos of the Greek God Apollon. The envelope design of the first booklet, provided of Ferdinand Hartmann, showed the sun God as it on a car, pulled from the sun horses over Dresden pulls away. In its resolution to the first booklet Kleist this bedichtete in such a way: "Rant inside, o you, with your flaming Bringer tags, into the infinite area!"

The journal at Schillers Horen was ajar. The attempt to apply the magazine by considerable authors such as Schiller and Goethe failed fast, since these dissociated themselves from the project. Thus, and because Mueller and Kleist had neither an exact plan, still relations with booksellers, failed already soon; the two publishers had to supply money. The exact edition is not well-known, but Klaus assumes in its Kleist Biografie hardly more than 150 copies per booklet were set off.

Contents and development

In the first booklet a fragment from Kleists appeared drama Penthesilea, which was taken up a little favorably by the criticism - like also the magazine altogether -. The review of Karl August from 6 February is exemplary 1808 here in that it among other things is called quoted: "Against it is a quantity of places, to find where the sense either completely or not at all or but very rotated and verschroben is"" Also Goethe saw that similar, although Kleist offered the first booklet of the with almost writing down to him "on the knees of its heart". Contributions of Goethe to the journal were missing and its fate were actually already sealed with the first number.

Kleist and Mueller continued nevertheless. The accumulating debts led however rapidly to tensions between the two publishers. When Mueller sold the booklet down behind Kleists back to a Dresdener bookseller (against repayment of the debts), cooled the relationship between the two noticeably.

Table of contents of the booklets

First booklet, January 1808

Pro log, of Kleist
'' Organic fragment from the tragedy Penthesilea (drama), of Kleist
Over the meaning of the dance by Christian Gottfried of grains
The angel at the grave of the gentleman, of Kleist
At Dorothee of Novalis
Fragments over the dramatic poetry and art, of Mueller
Popularity and Mysticismus, by Mueller
Over the literary character of the Mrs. von Stael Holstein, of Mueller
Epilog, of Kleist

Second booklet, February 1808

The Marquise of O", of Kleist
The two pigeons, a fable after Lafontaine, of Kleist
Lectures on the beautiful, by Mueller
Corinne ou l' Italie par madame de Stael Holstein, of Mueller

Third booklet, March 1808

Lectures on the beautiful (continuation), by Mueller
Fragments from the comedy the zerbrochne jug, of Kleist
Fables, of Kleist
Pelegrin (excerpts), of Friedrich de la moth

Fourth and fifth booklet, April, May 1808

Fragment from the tragedy Robert Guiskard, of Kleist
The old person and its translator, of Friedrich God praise Wetzel
The Abentheuer of the fiddler too ski-race, of God-help to Heinrich Schubert
M. and S., of Novalis
Lectures on the beautiful (continuation), by Mueller
Faareveile, by Adam
Irony, comedy, Aristophanes, by Mueller
Fragments from a lecture, of Schubert
Epigramme, of Kleist
Something over landscape painting, by Mueller
Variation on the Musen and Grazien in the Mark, of Wetzel
'' Fragment from the play the of Heilbronn, of Kleist
Saul and David, of Wetzel

Sixth booklet, June 1808

La de la victoire le retour the Grecs, from Anne Germaine de
The fairy tale of the long nose, of Wetzel
Of the large Christoph, of Wetzel
Michael Kohlhaas, of Kleist
Apologie of the French dramatic literature, of Mueller
Art criticism, by Mueller
Epigramme, of Kleist

Seventh booklet, July 1808

Of the character of the Spanish poetry, of Mueller
Of the didactical poetry, of William
Iduna, goddess of the immortality, of Wetzel
God river, of Wetzel
The missed church, of Wetzel
Philosophical and critical Miscellen, different authors

Eighth booklet, August 1808

The Wole grave, of Wetzel
Introduction into the view of the Greek stage, of Mueller
Kleobis and Biton, of Wetzel
Of the didactical poetry (continuation), of
Philosophical-critical Miscellen, by Mueller
The school Johann of Mueller, by Mueller
Some more over the difference of the antique and modern theatre, of Mueller

Ninth and tenth booklet, September/October 1808

Of the religious character of the Greek stage, of Mueller
To the wine vintage, of Novalis
Second fragment from the play the by Heilbronn, of Kleist
Fragments over William Shakespear, by Mueller
Small opportunity poems, of Kleist

Eleven-width unit and twelfth booklet, November/December 1808

Prolegomena of an art philosophy, by Mueller
Song of the youth, of Wetzel
The death, of Wetzel
Curse of the time, of Wetzel
The Kleinod, of Wetzel
The fright in the bath, of Kleist
Kunz of Kauffungen, by count Otto Heinrich of
Dying Maria, of of
Sky-driving Maria, of of
Pressure of the soul, by Mueller
Italian theatre, masks, Extemporiren, by Mueller
Spirit proximity, of Wetzel
Over the German family painting, of Mueller
At J., by Mueller
Invisible writing, of Wetzel
Wanderers day journey, of Wetzel
Wanderers evening, of Wetzel
Wanderers night camp, of Wetzel
Over art exhibitions and art criticism, by Ferdinand Hartmann
Noth and for artists and art lover in mild home, of Friedrich William Basilius of Ramdohr