Epitaph for Johann Friedrich Hirschmann
The epitaph for Johann Friedrich Hirschmann is one of 14 epitaphs in the Uffkirche in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt . The inner epitaph is dedicated to the Cannstatter Hofrat, court judge and senior magistrate Johann Friedrich Hirschmann (1726–1787). The epitaph from 1788 consists of an obelisk, 3 inscription panels and 3 coats of arms.
description
The wall epitaph is attached to the left side of the west wall. An obelisk rests on egg-shaped feet on a two-story substructure, which is flanked by a stone replica of 2 large oil lamps with blazing flames. The obelisk bears a commemorative inscription (inscription 1), above it two oval heraldic shields with drawings that have become unrecognizable, hung on a cloth garland. At the top the obelisk is crowned by a pine cone and a leaf garland.
The stair-like substructure consists of 2 steps. The upper step has two trapezoidal inscription stones with inscriptions for Johann Friedrich Hirschmann and his daughter (inscription 2 and 3). A broad stone cuboid emerges from the lower step. The coat of arms of the Hirschmann family with a jumping stag and a winged crest is hung on a leaf garland.
Inscriptions
Inscription 1
Memorial inscription by Regina Louise Hirschmann geb. Ziegler for her husband, The memory of |
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Inscription 2
Memorial inscription for Johann Friedrich Hirschmann: Sowing of |
Inscription 3
Commemorative inscription Regina Louise Hirschmann:
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Coordinates: 48 ° 48 ′ 16.52 " N , 9 ° 13 ′ 34.37" E