A new photograph of “The Cannon King’s Daughter” Engelbertha Krupp Stroebele has emerged seemingly from a Getty Images website some 15 years after the release of David Stroebel’s 2010 book The Cannon King’s Daughter. The title of the photograph is Alfred Krupp in the circle of his family and employees, 1868.

Note: The young girl in white is “family” not “employee” and her identity as Clara Bruch by the Alfred Krupp Foundation as Clara Bruch has already been debunked by British Conductor and music scholar Max Bruch who is a respected and recognized biographer of Clara Bruch’s husband, Max Bruch.

It is currently unknown to this author where Getty Images obtained this photograph, but they ascertained the date incorrectly. Englebertha appears to be approximately 10 years of age, suggesting the below photograph was taken c.1864, not 1869. The photograph further down at the bottom titled Krupp Family with friends – 1868 from the late Klaus Tenfelde’s book:  Pictures of Krupp. Photography and History in the Industrial Age was taken approximately in 1872 given that Engelbertha had already departed Essen for the City of Sigmaringen around 1873/74 with finance John Stroebele who was an employee of her father Alfred Krupp.

Below: Photograph titled; Krupp Family with Friends c. 1869