Engelbert Daringer

Aspach, burial place of the Daringer family

Engelbert Daringer (born September 16, 1882 in Wildenau, municipality of Aspach am Inn ; † April 27, 1966 there ) was an Austrian church painter and restorer .

Training and work

Daringer was the son of a carpenter and attended the Königliche Kunstgewerbeschule Munich and from 1906 the Academy of Fine Arts Munich (drawing school Karl Raupp , Martin von Feuerstein ).

At the beginning of the 1920s, he designed a series of emergency notes from various clients. In 1923 he was one of the founding members of the Innviertel Artists' Guild and, after its re-establishment in 1947, was its first president and then honorary president. He was also a member of the Upper Austrian Art Association and employee of the magazine Mappe .

Engelbert Daringer is buried in the grave of the Daringer family in the Aspach cemetery. His great-nephew Manfred Daringer was also an artist, his nephew Otto Daringer a wood sculptor and another nephew Franz Daringer was a renowned church painter.

Works

• 1914 Pictures of the Way of the Cross of the Mönchdorf parish church
• 1914 Vault painting in the parish church of Alberndorf in Riedmark
• 1926 Innviertel wedding frieze in Aspach
• 1930 frescoes in the nave vaults and on the choir belts in the parish church of Großinzersdorf
• 1930 ceiling painting medallion Trinity in the choir of the parish church Süßenbach
• 1936 frescoes on the vaults and the triumphal arch in the parish church Hausbrunn
• 1942 Church restoration of the parish church in Maria Ach and creation of a Way of the Cross
• 1952 Pietà fresco in a chapel in Aspach
• 1952 Pictures of the Stations of the Cross in the parish church of Nondorf an der Wild
• Ceiling frescoes in the parish church in Kopfing im Innkreis
• 1962 Altarpiece of the Assumption and 14 Stations of the Cross in Aspach

Fonts

• Way of the Cross - 14 stations with the appropriate breaks in the appropriate size, Munich, 1914

Awards

• Professional title professor
• In Aspach the Engelbert-Daringer-Weg, a hiking route about 3 kilometers long, is named after him.

literature

• Richard Bamberger and Franz Maier-Bruck : Austrian Lexicon in two volumes. Vienna 1966, Volume 1, entry Engelbert Daringer
• Bibliography on Engelbert Daringer

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Baptism Pf. Aspach im Innkreis (duplicates), 1882, No. 61 ( facsimile )
2. ^ Matriculation book 1884 to 1920 of the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich
3. ^ Engelbert Daringer, in: Lot-tissimo auction portal
4. ↑ Engelbert Daringer, in: Belvedere website
5. ↑ Traces of life of someone who is always searching, in: Aspacher Gemeindespiegel (PDF; 8.6 MB)
6. ↑ The Innviertler Landler is to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in: OÖN of June 21, 2012
7. ↑ ^{a b c d} The art monuments of Austria. Dehio Lower Austria north of the Danube 1990 . Painter Engelbert Daringer, artist directory, p. 1370.
8. ↑ - Chronik.asp History of the parish Maria Ach
9. ↑ Daringer-Kapelle went completely crazy  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 252 kB)