Daniel Suttinger

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Sututer's plan of the 2nd Turkish siege of Vienna in 1683

Daniel Suttinger (baptized name Sottinger) (baptized December 15, 1640 in Penig ; † late 1689 / early 1690 in Dresden ) was a German cartographer and fortress technician.

Life

Epitaph of the Suttinger family at the city church of Penig

Daniel Suttinger was the son of the master carpenter Marcus Suttinger (* 1606 in Vienna , † 1681 in Penig) and his wife Maria geb. Marggraff (* 1637 in Schmölln ; † 1679 Penig). His wife was Katharina geb. Madigall (February 14, 1672 in Ortisei). He also had a brother Christian Suttinger (1652-1730), who was an independent wood and stone sculptor in Chemnitz around 1680 .

Suttinger was initially a soldier with Elector Johann Georg III. of Saxony . In 1671 he came to Vienna and served there as a security guard. From 1672 to 1680 he made a wooden model of the city of Vienna for Emperor Leopold I , but it has been lost.

He got the title of engineer in 1682. Then he worked with Georg Rimpler .

In 1683 the engraving was done Turkish siege of the imperial capital and residence city of Vienna in Austria 1683 . He was then appointed captain.

He then left Vienna in 1686 and went back to Saxony, where he served in the field artillery. While still in Dresden, he made a wooden model of Vienna's fortress from 1683, which was lost in World War II .

In 1990 the Vienna City and State Archives commemorated Suttinger with the exhibition Daniel Suttinger and the early Vienna City Map , the same exhibition took place in 1991 under the title Ein Sachse in Wien - Daniel Suttinger and the Wiener Barockkartographie in Dresden. In Vienna the Suttingergasse is named after him, in Penig there is still an epitaph of his family on the city ​​church , which his brother Christian created.

plant

Suttinger's plan of Vienna 1683/1684
  • Wa (h) re illustration of the famous imperial capital Vienna, 1676
  • View of the city of Vienna from the north, 1678
  • Turkish siege of the imperial capital and residence city of Vienna in Austria, 1683
  • Wienn in Austria, 1683/1684
  • All writings from the fortification with appendix (Appendix No. 3 by Suttinger), 1687
  • Relief of the imperial capital and resident city of Vienna, 1688
  • Gloriosa Viennae, Invictissimi Imperatoris Sedis, Austriae Metropolis Liberatio, 1688
  • The Roman Käyserl who died in Vienna. Majesty Weyland Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Engineer George Rimpler, published fortified fortress relief: and Contra-Attaque on Mr. Johann Jacob Werdmüller's test stone of engineers, brought forth, and those ... gentlemen generals and high war officers of the armies , Nuremberg 1696. [1]

literature

  • Heinrich Kabdebo: Daniel Suttingers literary and artistic activity. in: Reports and communications from the Altertums-Verein zu Vienna. Gerold, Vienna 1876, p. 2 ff.
  • Carl v. Haradauer: The cartography on the hist. Exh. d. City of Vienna 1883. in: Mitteilungen der Geographaphische Gesellschaft in Wien No. 27, 1884, pp. 89–106.
  • Ulrich Thieme / Felix Becker (eds.): General lexicon of visual artists from antiquity to the present. 37 volumes, Engelmann Leipzig 1907–1950.
  • Max Eisler (ed.): Historical atlas of the Vienna cityscape. Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1919, p. 18 ff., Panels X – XI.
  • Felix Czeike: The Vienna cityscape in general views: From the Gothic to the Baroque city. in: Handbook of the City of Vienna. Verlag für Jugend und Volk, Vienna 1975, p. 27 ff.
  • Ferdinand Opll / Michael Oberer: Vienna in the picture of historical maps. The development of the city until the middle of the 19th century. Böhlau, Vienna 1983, plate 9.
  • Ingeburg Pick: Daniel Suttinger and Leander Anguissola. The cartographers of Vienna 1683. in: Yearbook of the Association for the History of the City of Vienna. No. 39, Association for the History of the City of Vienna, Vienna 1983, p. 69 ff.
  • P. Broucek, E. Hillebrand, et al. F. Vessely: Historical atlas on the 2nd Turkish siege of Vienna in 1683 , 1983.
  • Franz Wawrik (ed.): Austria on old maps and views. Austria picta. Exhibition of the map collection of the Austrian National Library, Academic Printing and Publishing House, Graz 1989, p. 342 f.
  • Vienna City and State Archives: Daniel Suttinger and the early Vienna City Map. (Issue 31, exhibition catalog, Vienna 1990).
  • Karl Fischer: The cartographer Daniel Suttinger. His life and work in the context of early Viennese urban cartography. in: Yearbook of the Association for the History of the City of Vienna. No. 47/48, Association for the History of the City of Vienna, Vienna 1991/1992, p. 51 ff.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Saxon archive sheet releases the Saxon State Archives no. 1, Dresden 1992, p.14.
personal data
SURNAME Suttinger, Daniel
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sottinger, Daniel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German cartographer
DATE OF BIRTH December 15, 1640
PLACE OF BIRTH Penig
DATE OF DEATH 1690
Place of death Dresden