Ernst Bastanier 1870 – 1953
Ernst Bastanier 1870 – 1953 was a German homeopath from Berlin. Ernst Bastanier was the first homeopath to hold a Chair of Homeopathy in the Berlin University, and he taught homeopathy at the University of Berlin from 1928 to 1939, where he was the Head of a homeopathic polyclinic at the University in Berlin, and from 1939 – 1945 he saw patients privately, supported by donated funds.
In 1929, Ernst Bastanier was also a lecturer at the Friedrich Wilhelm University in Berlin.
Ernst Bastanier’s Obituary is in Thieme.
Ernst Bastanier wrote Brief therapy and medicines to use for teaching aspiring homeopathic doctors, Guiding in the homeopathic treatment with Eugene Beauharnais Nash, and forewords to books on homeopathy. Ernast Bastanier’s lectures on homeopathy had a wide circulation in America.
Of interest:
Hanns Bastanier 1889 – 1970, German artist, made etched bookplates for Ernst Bastanier. Were they related?
Ernst Bastanier seems to have been a collector or sponsor of art work:
The relief boxes on the left and right side of the monument were also 1880 by sculptor Rudolf Leopold Siemering. The color version of the boxes came from Ernst Bastanier. The left panel shows to the diseased eye and the right people cured.
Ernst Bastanier was also a patron of sculptor Otto Lesser. Dorothy Bastanier was an artist, and may have also been a relative?
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