Ernst Dietrich Bartels

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Ernst Dietrich Bartels: Figure of St. Johannes Nepomuk in St. Matthew (Algermissen)

Ernst Dietrich Bartels (* 4. October 1679 in Hannover , † 21st May 1762 in Hildesheim ) was a German carver of Baroque in Northern Germany. He mainly created church furnishings for Catholic and Protestant churches in the vicinity of the Hildesheim monastery .

Bartels came from a Lutheran family of craftsmen who had lived in Hildesheim Neustadt since 1619 . His father Daniel Bartels († 1696), also a carver, created the high altar of St. Andrew's Church from 1683 to 1686 (destroyed in 1945). Daniel Bartels lived in Hanover for only four years; During this time the son Ernst Dietrich was born.

After his first apprenticeship with his father, Ernst Dietrich Bartels became familiar with carving in northwestern Germany and the Netherlands as a traveling journeyman . In 1703 he settled in Hildesheim. In 1708 he married Anna Elisabeth Ernst, daughter of a Hanoverian painter († 1749). The couple had seven children.

Around 1740 Bartels handed the workshop over to his son Friedrich Bartels . In the last years of his life he worked as a provisional (administrator of buildings and assets) at St. Michael . He was also buried in this church.

Works

literature

  • Harald Pfeiffer: The carver Ernst Dietrich Bartels from Hildesheim (1679-1762) and his baroque altars , in: Alt-Hildesheim , Heft 44, 1973, pp. 12-26
  • Bartels, Ernst Dietrich . In: General Artist Lexicon . The visual artists of all times and peoples (AKL). Volume 7, Saur, Munich a. a. 1993, ISBN 3-598-22747-7 , pp. 207 f.
  • Heinz-Siegfried Strelow: Ernst Dietrich Bartels , in: Evangelical Lutheran Church Community Sehnde (Ed.): 800 years of the church in Sehnde. Documentation on the 800th anniversary of the church , Sehnde 2007, p. 45f.

Individual evidence

  1. The Johannes figure is attributed to Friedrich Bleibaum , picture carver families of the Hanoverian and Hildesheim Baroque , Strasbourg 1924, p. 313, Johannes Süßemann .