Beck, Richard
 born 24th November 1858, Niederpfannenstiel near Aue (Saxony), died 18th August 1919, Freiberg (Saxony)
German researcher and geologist dealing with ore deposits. Between 1883 and 1885 he was geologist of the Saxon Provincial Geological Institute in Leipzig. During that time he compiled and published 15 geological maps at a scale of 1 : 25 000 with explanatory notes that covered mainly the Czech-Saxon border areas. He was involved in the exploration of tin deposits in the Krušné Hory Mountains and published a comprehensive paper on the Krupka tin deposit(1914). Since 1895 was a professor at the Mining Academy in Freiberg.
Works of this author on the medium
- Geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony, (1885)
 - Geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony, Sekce Nassau č.118, (1887)
- Explanatory notes to geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony, (1887)
 - Geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony, (1895)
- Explanatory notes to geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony , (1895)
- Geological special map of Saxony, (1895)
- Geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony, (1897)
- Explanatory notes to geological special map of the Kindom of Saxony, (1897)
- Explanatory notes to the geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony , (1903)
- Geological special map of the Kingdom of Saxony , (1908)
- Geological map of the Krupka environs, (1914)
 - Geological map of Saxony, (1914)
- Tin deposits in the environs of Krupka in Bohemia, (1914)
 - Explanatory notes to the geological map of Saxony in the scale 1:25,000, (1919)
- Geological map of Saxony, (1929)
- Explanatory to geological map of Saxony. Map sheet 151 - Adorf, (1929)
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