Andre de Luca

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Andre de Luca (also Andre Lucaß, * possible Wiener Neustadt , † 1658 in Kaisersteinbruch ) was an Italian-Swiss master stonemason , elected court jury and church father .

family

The handicraft of the stonemasons and masons in Kaisersteinbruch was an independent quarter store of the main store in Wiener Neustadt . The de Luca family was among the most important artists who came to Neustadt from the south and settled here. The master stonemason Stephan de Luca is first mentioned when he bought a house with a garden in Baumgartgasse in 1549. He worked for the city, he was also employed at the citizen hospital. He died in 1562. In 1580 his son was named Andreas de Luca. He cannot therefore be the person described here.

Stephen's younger brother Lucas de Luca became a citizen , in 1591 he became a member of the external council, and from 1596 to 1599 he was a member of the internal council. He built a lot for private individuals, the building of the predicant in 1569 , and died in 1600. The bricklayer Valentin de Luca, perhaps a third brother of Stephan and Lucas, is mentioned in the later 1570s. He died in 1612.

Lucaß - Lucches (e)

It is possible that the name Luca, Lucaß is derived from Lucches (e). The Kaisersteinbrucher master stonemason Andre Lucaß was a contemporary of the imperial court architect Filiberto Lucchese . The collaboration with Kaisersteinbruch has already been documented for some imperial buildings. The Wiener Neustädter De Luca could have immigrated from Pambio (now part of Lugano ).

Life

For some of Neustadt's master stonemasons and sculptors, the Solari , the Woller, and also Andre de Luca, the imperial quarry became the center of their work.

1628

First mention in the "register": master stonemason Andre de Luca, wife Elisabeth.

1633

Dominicus Cleritz , stonemason in the quarry on Leithaberg, with his wife Rosina, acquires a herb garden. Before that, master stonemasons Andre de Luca and Mrs. Elisabeth had written to Nutz and Gwöhr .

1636

A house with a garden bought from the stonemason Hans Misson.

1639 elected jury

Abbot Michael Schnabel of Stift Heiligenkreuz keeps on 6 October 1639 Banntaiding in the quarry at Leithaberg from: the Old Judge Andre Ruffini has been re-elected and confirmed. The new jurors were: Hieronymus Bregno , Mathias Lorentisch , Andre de Luca and Tobias Peltzl.

August 19, 1642 Elisabeth Regondin inventory

August 19, 1642 Inventory Elisabeth Regondin, daughter of kayserl. Master stonemason Antonius Bregno , married to Pangratz Roth, after whose death she married Ambrosius Regondi . ( Inventory greatly shortened) First, the upper house including the upper quarry is valued , then the other 2 houses, more 3 cows , 2 calves , item 11 pigs , then carved stone is already valued , the vineyard at Breitenbrunn is valued, item pewter dishes , item if the clothes are valued, item one owes them 138 R 3 h. When this sum is now divided into two parts, half of the part remains according to the established will to the father Ambrosius Regondi 404 R 30 h, then so much to the children, the two maidl named Catharina and Maria.

He Regondi should keep the children with him, raise them, feed them, clothe them and keep them in the fear of God, so that there should be no complaint, the house should also be kept in good construction, that there will be no disposal and if it becomes dilapidated, wants his property rebuild. In addition, he has to give the children a total of 364 fl 5 fl per cento. Signatures by: Hieronymus Bregno and Andre de Luca. (Some amounts of money are omitted)

December 2, 1642 Legal proceedings against Pietro Maderno, son of Pietro Maino Maderno and Victoria

Court proceedings against Pietro Maderno, son of Pietro Maino Maderno and Victoria: interrogation , indictment and testimony by master Adam Faschko, butcher in Heiligenkreuz quarry , against Peter Matern . On December 2, 1642, in the presence of Father Jacobi, administrator in the royal court, also Master Andre Ruffini , judge in the quarry, Master Hieronymus Bregno , Andre de Luca, Ambrosius Regondi and Master Thomas Roffin were interrogated:

May 12, 1646 Margaretha Petruzzy's inventory

1647 church father

Banntaiding on July 29, 1647: Mr. Abbot reports that the court day could not be held in this village because of wartime incidents, including the annoying plague , hence such great discord , rebellion and disobedience against the authorities ...

Mr. Abbot has considered it necessary , the Gottshauß allda St. Rochus two church fathers with accurate Instructionen were to enact determined Andre de Luca and Paul Cleritz . The church bills, with the church alms and income, should diligently bring in the churches solely for the benefit . Andre Ruffini will remain in charge of direction and inspection .

Taxpayers

List of outstanding debts on the court day (excerpts): Thomas Ruffini .. 41 fl , Mathias Lorentisch .. 49 fl 38 kr, Domenicus Petruzzy .. 77 fl 56 kr, Ambrosius Petruzzy .. 156 fl 39 kr, Antonius Purisol .. 153 fl 36 kr, Pietro Maino Maderno .. 39fl; Andre de Luca .. 11fl, then Andre de Luca in the "old register" .. 41 fl 49 kr. (all master stonemasons)

Craft regulations for the imperial quarry 1650

1653 list with 125 residents

The Heiligenkreuz Abbey as the authorities with the administrators of the royal court, Father Stephan Bader and Father Laurenz Achen, raised in 1653 a list of all those in the parish church Rochus and Sebastian the Easter confession and St. On the one hand, the 125 residents in the quarry received communion , at the same time a list of houses was drawn up (extracts):

July 24, 1655 Marriage contract stonemason Benedict Annon with the master's widow Margaretha Ruffinin

Between the honorable young Benedict Annon , a journeyman stainmaker in Heyligen Creutzer Stainbruch am Leuttaberg , then the virtuous wife Margaretha Ruffinin, Wittib left behind by Thomas Ruffini . Witnesses of the groom Ambrosius Ferrethi and Paul Cleritz , the bride Ambrosius Regondi , judge and Andre de Luca, all 4 master stonemasons in the quarry.

May 28, 1656 Marriage contract, stonemason journeyman Ambrosius Ferrethi with the master's daughter Agatha Bregnin

1658 death

The Italian master stonemason Hieronymus Bregno , married to Maria, buys half a house and garden from the authorities after the death of master stonemason Andre de Luca and Eva from his wife.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Josef Mayr, History of Wiener Neustadt , 4 volumes, 3rd vol. P. 202 ff. Wiener Neustadt 1924–1928.
  2. ^ Gertrud Gerhartl , Wiener Neustadt. History, art, culture, economy. Brisk construction activity in the city . P. 240. Wilhelm Braumüller Universitäts-Verlagsbuchhandlung GmbH. 1993. ISBN 3-7003-1032-3 .
  3. ↑ Outer Council, in Felix Czeike , Historisches Lexikon Wien, Volume 1.
  4. ↑ Inner Council, in Felix Czeike , Historisches Lexikon Wien, Volume 3.
  5. ^ Helmuth Furch , Historisches Lexikon Kaisersteinbruch, Lucaß Andre , 2nd volume, p. 432. ISBN 978-3-9504555-8-8 .
  6. ^ Archives Stift Heiligenkreuz , "Register No. 1" Actum Königshof Rubr. 49, conceived herein Fleckhen quarry Wilfleinsdorf .. 1628. wife Elisabeth .
  7. ^ Archives Stift Heiligenkreuz, "Register" on September 10, 1633.
  8. ^ Announcements from the Kaisersteinbruch Museum and Culture Association No. 28 in July 1993, Dominicus Cleritz p. 8. ISBN 978-3-9504555-3-3 .
  9. ↑ Archive Heiligenkreuz RuBr. 49: Königshofer Protocols 1630–1651 and rubr. 51 / IV / 1
  10. ^ Announcements from the Kaisersteinbruch Museum and Culture Association No. 25 in April 1993, interrogation p. 15.
  11. ^ Archives Stift Heiligenkreuz, "Register" from 1652.
personal data
SURNAME Luca, Andre de
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lucaß Andre, Lucchese Andrea
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian-Swiss master stonemason of the Baroque era
DATE OF BIRTH 16th century or 17th century
DATE OF DEATH 1658
Place of death Kaisersteinbruch