Eduard Herdtle

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Karl Friedrich Eduard Herdtle (born December 16, 1821 in Stuttgart ; † November 10, 1878 there ) was a German sculptor , painter and draftsman .

Life

Kerner portrait by Herdtle on the Kernerdenkmal in Weinsberg

Eduard Herdtle attended the Stuttgart trade school and became a draftsman and modeller at the Bruckmann silverware factory in Heilbronn . In 1847 he switched to the drawing school in Schwäbisch Hall as a teacher . There his work drew such attention that the government of the kingdom noticed him. He traveled to the world exhibitions of London in 1851 and Paris in 1855 on behalf of the government .

Herdtle was appointed as a teacher at the Royal Central Office for Trade and Commerce in 1867 . There he worked under the title of Professor and was in charge of the open drawing room and the model collection until his death. This was also followed by the appointment as a visitor to the drawing classes of all state schools in the Kingdom of Württemberg and a member of the Ministerial Commission for the State Collection of Patriotic Art and Antiquity Monuments . In addition, he became a member of the commission for commercial advanced training schools .

In addition to the positions he was offered, Herdtle gained an international reputation through his multiple published work blackboard template work for elementary lessons in freehand drawing as well as through the subsequent works. He was also active as an artist. Among other things, he is known for the portrait that he created for the monument in Weinsberg for his friend, poet Justinus Kerner .

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Individual evidence

  1. Court and State Manual of the Kingdom of Württemberg 1877, p. 71.