Carl Hauer

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Carl Borromäus Hauer (born December 10, 1847 in Reichenbach in Württemberg , † March 9, 1905 in Klotzsche ) was a German sculptor and plasterer .

Hauer was a Royal Prussian court plasterer and specialized in the use of artificial marble. In Dresden-Altstadt (Seilergasse) he ran a company for rabitz, stucco and sculptural work as well as artificial marble production and was involved in the renovation of the Kreuzkirche Dresden (around 1900).

In 1887 he had the architect Ernst Friedrich Giese build the now listed Villa Burgfrieden (see list of cultural monuments in Klotzsche ) in Klotzsche (today Dresden-Klotzsche).

Hauer is buried in the Old Annenfriedhof in Dresden.

Works

  • Pauluskirche in Groß-Lichterfelde near Berlin (built 1898–1900, architect: Fritz Gottlob, sculptor: Carl Hauer)
  • Romanesque house in Berlin (built 1900–1901, stucco work: Carl Hauer)
  • Villa Löwenstein Berlin (built 1901-02, architects: Kristeller and Sonnenthal, sculptures by Carl Hauer)
  • Altar in the Christ Church in Dresden-Klotzsche (built 1905–1907, architect: Woldemar Kandler, execution of the altar in gray stucco marble by Carl Hauer)
  • King Albert monument in the forest park in Dresden-Klotzsche (erected in 1905, destroyed after 1945)

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Klotzsche registry office : death register . No. 16/1905.
  2. Ulrike Schröder: Almost turned back time - Villa in Klotzsche almost in its original condition from 1887 - Famous architect designed castle-like complex, Sächsische Zeitung of August 26, 2004, p. 24; cited in archive link ( memento from March 1, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  3. http://opus.kobv.de/zlb/volltexte/2006/639/pdf/BAW_1902_06.pdf
  4. http://www16.us.archive.org/stream/berlinerarchite00berlgoog/berlinerarchite00berlgoog_djvu.txt