1861 - 1925
initially esteemed as a Goethean scientist, philosopher and literary critic, he later became known worldwide as an anthroposophist, founder of Waldorf education, artist and social reformer. He wrote books and gave lectures, but above all he tirelessly supported everyone to whom it was important not only “to know, or believe to know, about spirituality but also that this was a spirituality which also proves it`s value in relation to the practical aspects of every-day life”

1867 - 1948
born 1902 in Wloclawek (Polen), studied recitation and acting in Paris, from 1902 worked as an assistant and secretary with Rudolf Steiner, in 1914 she became his wife and after his death the administrator of his literary estate.  In 1908 she founded the Philosophic-Theosophical publishing house and was from 1913 until 1923 an executive council of the anthroposophical society. Together with her, Rudolf Steiner developed Eurythmy and the fundaments of a new recitation- and acting art called Speech-formation.