Anton Höchl

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Anton Höchl

Anton Höchl (born February 20, 1820 in Munich ; † February 21, 1897 there ) was a Bavarian brick factory owner and architectural painter.

Life

Anton Höchl was the son of Josepha Widmann (* 1786 in Munich; † 1877 there) and the builder and brickworks owner Joseph Höchl (born March 6, 1777 in Neumarkt-Sankt Veit ; † January 6, 1838 in Munich). After his father's death in 1838, Anton inherited his property and brickworks in Bogenhausen. At first he managed the business under the supervision of a guardian. In 1841 he appointed an administrator so that he could devote himself more to art. However, he never gave the business completely out of hand.

Mason justice

As a dowry for his marriage to Therese Trisberger (* December 4, 1775; † February 25, 1806) Joseph Höchl received from stepfather Matthias Widmann (* 1749; † 1825) bourgeois master mason in Munich on May 28, 1804 the master mason justice. This establishment inherited Joseph Höchl to his second wife Josepha Widmann, sister of master mason Xaver Widmann (* 1792, † 1859), which they on 8 November 1847 * 15 to the 1839 audited architect Johann Nepomuk Bürkel (Mai 1812 in Pfaffenhofen an the Ilm church book there 1812, p. 199) sold for 4,000 guilders .

Musician

From January 6, 1838, Anton Höchl also used the Höchl-Schlössl for evening music , where he played the cello, viola or flute, for the neighborhood to which Max Joseph belonged in Bavaria .

patron

He bequeathed his collection to the Neue Pinakothek , including a picture by Eduard Schleich the Elder .

tomb

Grave of Anton Höchl on the old southern cemetery in Munich location

The grave of Anton Höchl is on the old southern cemetery in Munich (burial ground 2 - Row 7 - Place 1/2) Location .

plant

  • 5 volumes of notes of the time, diary entries 1830–1886, received in handwritten form in: Stadtarchiv München , Ver. Ms. 860, 1-V, ver. Ms. 358.
  • June 1841 Bakery in Wasserburg, first oil painting at the beginning of his studies with Michael Neher , in June 1869 for Max Joseph in Bavaria.
  • May 1843 Oelkofen Castle near Grafing (sold to the Kunstverein).
  • April 1844 Oelkofen Castle near Grafing , oil painting
  • June 1844 lot from Constance , oil painting
  • April 1846 Lot from the village of Pipping an der Würm , watercolor
  • June 1847 The Jakobsturm in Traunstein Watercolor
  • August 1848 The Eschersheimer Tor in Frankfurt / Main , oil painting.
  • May 1851 Lot from the Ehrenberger Pass , small picture.
  • May 1851 lot from Oberwesel , oil painting.
  • August 1851 city ​​gate in Andernach / Rhine .
  • November 1867 The fish market in Munich .
  • September 1862 Three gravestones drawn on the cemetery wall , two city gates and a bay window in Wasserburg am Inn .
  • Drawn in Wasserburg in July 1863
  • April 1864 Interior view of the Münchner Tor drawn
  • March 1867 Lot in Straßlach Watercolor given to the Vincentius Society on February 11, 1867.
  • November 27, 1875 The Münchner Tor and Veitstor drawn, January 28, 1876 two watercolors sent to the historical association .
  • June 1878 Hof der Maxburg , watercolor given to War Commissioner Friedl.
  • March 2, 1877 The market square in Frankfurt / Main, watercolor.
  • August 1879 Schrannenplatz in Frankfurt / Main, watercolor.
  • July 1880 brick gate in Frankfurt / Main, watercolor.
  • New Pinakothek gallery

literature

Web links

Commons : Anton Höchl  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hyacinth Holland:  Höchl, Anton . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 50, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1905, pp. 377-381.
  2. ↑ Joseph Höchel's obituary notice.  - Internet Archive In: Munich political newspaper , No. 7, January 8, 1838, p. 44 (Grave Alter Südfriedhof (Munich) 2-7-1)
  3. ^ Fritz Lutz : A Munich architectural painter and patron: Anton Höchl (1818-1897), honorary member of the Historical Association of Upper Bavaria . In: Upper Bavarian Archive , Volume 112, Munich 1988.
  4. ↑ nordostkultur-muenchen.de
  5. ^ Christian Lenz: The New Pinakothek Munich .
  6. ↑ youtube.com
personal data
SURNAME Höchl, Anton
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bavarian brick factory owner and architectural painter
DATE OF BIRTH February 20, 1820
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich
DATE OF DEATH February 21, 1897
Place of death Munich