Andreas Trauttner
Andreas Trauttner (born May 12, 1702 in Heusenstamm near Offenbach , Germany , † February 20, 1782 in Rüdesheim ) was a German surveyor and map maker.
Life
Trauttner was born in Heusenstamm as the son of Johann Gottfried Trauttner , a schoolmaster by profession and his wife Maria. There he also spent his childhood. In 1724 he moved to Eltville am Rhein . Trauttner's first wives and children died. With his third wife Margarete, whom he married in Eltville in 1735, he moved to Rüdesheim in 1739 as an officially appointed geometer and surveyor of the Electoral Mainz Rheingau . He lived and worked there until his death in 1782.
The Kurmainzer Trauttner created around 80 cards in the course of his life.
He is known for his maps of the Eberbach Monastery (1753) and those of the Binger Forest in 1773 (TOTH 2010).
literature
- State Office for Surveying and Basic Geographic Information Rhineland-Palatinate (2002): Map of the Binger Forest 1773 by Andreas Trauttner. approx. 1: 7.575. Koblenz.
- Hartmut Heinemann: Baroque map art on the Middle Rhine. The Rheingau surveyor Andreas Trauttner (1702 - 1782) and his work . Volume 89 of the publications of the Historical Commission for Nassau 2017, ISBN 978-3-930221-36-3 .
Web links
- Relief, soil and land use history in the Morgenbachtal near Trechtingshausen (2011) (PDF, 48.62 kB) - German
- The work of a great Rüdesheimer Lecture by Dr. Hartmut Heinemann to Andreas Trauttner - German
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv - Hartmut Heinemann - The work of surveyor and map artist Andreas Trauttner (PDF, 60 kB) - accessed on March 9, 2013
- ↑ With measuring rod, pen and artist's gaze in FAZ of October 17, 2017, page 39
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Trauttner, Andreas |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German surveyor and map maker |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 12, 1702 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Heusenstamm near Offenbach , Germany |
| DATE OF DEATH | February 20, 1782 |
| Place of death | Rudesheim |