Johannes Pfuhl
Johannes Pfuhl (born February 20, 1846 in Löwenberg , Province of Silesia , † May 5, 1914 in Baden-Baden ) was a German sculptor .
Life
Originally from Silesia , Johannes Pfuhl studied at the Berlin Art Academy from 1861 to 1865 with practical training in the studio of the sculptor Hermann Schievelbein . His first major work was the monument to Freiherr vom Stein in Nassau in 1872 . In this context, Pfuhl received the Prussian Order of the Crown, IV class , from the Kaiser . In 1878 he stayed in Italy to study. Afterwards he worked in his own studio in Charlottenburg. In 1879 he was awarded the Order of the Red Eagle IV. Class , in 1893 the Order of the Crown II. Class and in 1903 the Order of the Red Eagle III. Class with a bow.
His son Ernst Pfuhl (1876–1940) was a well-known archaeologist.
Works
designation | image | Location whereabouts |
Kind of material |
Dating | Further information |
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Statue of Karl Reichsfreiherr von und zum Stein |
Nassau blown up in 1952 |
Marble figure | 1872, 9.7. | His first monument (designed in 1869); the architecture of the Nassauer Stein monument was designed by the architect Eduard Zais . At the same time he completes the stone monument of his deceased teacher Hermann Schievelbein. The plaster model of the statue from Nassau is erected in the remter of the Wroclaw City Hall as an independent monument and replaced in 1910 by a new marble copy. After 1910 the plaster statue was moved to the Alte Börse on Blücherplatz. |
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Relief frieze |
Groß Lichterfelde destroyed |
Relief plaster |
1875-1878 | Relief frieze of 210 feet (approx. 70 m) in length in the field marshal's hall of the Lichterfelde cadet institution | |
Eberhard zu Stolberg-Wernigerode |
State hat (Silesia) missing |
Statue bronze |
1879, 2.9. | ||
Friedrich II (Prussia) | Berlin, criminal court destroyed |
Statue bronze |
1881 | ||
Zieten | Berlin, hall of fame lost |
Bust bronze |
1881 (approx.) | ||
Blucher | Berlin, hall of fame lost |
Bust bronze |
1883 | ||
Perseus frees Andromeda |
Poznan today at Wilson Park in Poznan ▼ |
Bronze genre group |
1882 | Gold medal at the academy exhibition in Berlin in 1881; Cast at the end of 1885 in the Lauchhammer art foundry, first large cast in phosphor bronze, installation in Posen at the instigation of the emperor in 1890, second copy see 1896 | |
Carl of Prussia | Charlottenburg, palace | Bust ? |
1883 | Gift from the artist | |
Johann Jacob Baeyer | Potsdam Geo Research Center (Helmert House) | Bust bronze |
1884 | made for Baeyer's 90th birthday | |
Robert Koch | Bust ? |
1890 | |||
Kaiser Wilhelm I. H. v. Moltke O. v. Bismarck |
Görlitz , Kaiser Wilhelm monument destroyed |
Bronze equestrian monument |
1893, May 18. | Equestrian statue with the assistant figures Bismarck and Moltke | |
Kaiser Wilhelm I. | Berlin, in the foyer of the Reichstag building destroyed |
Statue marble |
1894 | 1.5 times life size | |
Albrecht von Roon | Görlitz destroyed |
Monument bronze |
1895, 25.6. | ||
Heinrich Laube |
Sprottau ? |
Monument bronze |
1895, September 18. | Guss Gladenbeck Berlin | |
Perseus frees Andromeda | Berlin removed in 1958 |
Bronze genre group |
1896 | Electroplated bronze from WMF based on the group from 1882; until 1958 as the gable coronation on the Theater des Westens | |
Jakob Boehme | Görlitz received |
Seated statue received |
1898, October 31. | Cast Lauchhammer | |
Friedrich I. (HRR) | Statue ? |
1900 | Model for a still picture | ||
Goethe | Görlitz melted down in 1942 |
Bust bronze |
1901 | laid out as a fountain; Bust 1.54 m high | |
Viktor Meyer | Heidelberg , originally in the chemical institute of the university, then in the university library, today in the lecture hall building INF 252 | Bust marble |
1901/02 | ||
Kaiser Wilhelm I. Kaiser Friedrich III. |
Görlitz, Upper Lusatian Hall of Fame destroyed |
Double statue marble |
1904 | von Pfuhl also bronze eagle and bronze cross; Destroyed by the Polish authorities in 1945 | |
2 (lying) lions | Görlitz, hall of fame preserved |
Statue bronze |
1904 | Gift from the artist; in today's Polish cultural center at the old installation site on the stair stringers | |
Robert Koch | Berlin, Museum for German History preserved |
Bust bronze |
1904 | sold in plaster by the Gipsformerei Berlin | |
Theseus saves Hippodameia | Athens (Greece), Plateia Viktorias (Victoria Square) preserved |
Bronze genre group |
1906/7 | Electroplating from WMF; 3.40 m high; in the catalog of the Great Berlin Art Exhibition in 1907 as The Centaur Battle of Theseus | |
Victory Monument |
Schleiz destroyed? |
Monument bronze? |
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Otto von Bismarck | Monument ? |
1904 | |||
literature
- General Artist Lexicon , Vol. 95, Berlin / Boston 2017, p. 341.
- Peter Bloch, Waldemar Grzimek: The Berlin School of Sculpture in the nineteenth century. Classic Berlin. Gebr. Mann, Berlin 1994, ISBN 3-7861-1767-5 .
- Bloch, Sibylle Einholz , v. Simson (Ed.): Ethos & Pathos. The Berlin School of Sculpture 1786–1914. Gebr. Mann, Berlin 1990, ISBN 3-7861-1598-2 .
Web links
- Sculptor Johannes Pfuhl (Löwenburg / Silesia 1846 - Baden-Baden 1914). (Portrait)
- Nassau: Monument on Nassau Castle Hill, 1872. (Stone Monument Nassau)
- Plaster bust, Robert Koch.
- Jakob Böhme monument.
Individual evidence
- ↑ goerlitz.de Johann Wolfgang Goethe Memorial ( Memento of the original from October 15, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Pfuhl, Johannes |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German sculptor |
DATE OF BIRTH | February 20, 1846 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Löwenberg (Silesia) |
DATE OF DEATH | May 5, 1914 |
Place of death | Baden-Baden |