Franz Joseph Vogel
Franz Joseph Vogel (* 1684 or 1686 in Wettenhausen ; † 1756 ) was a German plasterer and builder .
Ohmenkapelle, ceiling with bandwork by Franz Joseph Vogel
Life
Among other things, Franz Joseph Vogel worked for the St. Blasien Monastery , from where he received the order in 1724 for the reconstruction of Bonndorf Castle, for which he also designed a model. He also designed the St. Nicholas Chapel in Bonndorf, built in 1726/27 .
He was not related to the younger plasterer Franz Anton Vogel , but a collaboration is likely. The carpenter and cabinet maker Martin Walther was his brother-in-law.
Works
- 1711/17 Propstei Berau , stucco
- 1713, St. Ursula , stucco, (renewed in 1744 by Franz Anton Vogel )
- 1718/19 St. Blasien Monastery, stucco work
- 1720–1724 St. Hilarius (Freiburg im Breisgau) , stucco work
- 1722–1733 Ettenheimmünster monastery , (not preserved) and St. Landolin's monastery church (preserved), stucco work
- 1724/26 Gurtweil Castle , stucco work
- from 1724 Bonndorf Castle , model and plan for reconstruction, stucco work
- 1725 St. Nikolauskapelle Bonndorf , new building, plan and stucco
- 1725/26 Sion monastery conversions, stucco work
- 1727 Oberried monastery stucco work
- around 1735 Ohmenkapelle
- 1738 to 1742 New building of the prelate south wing of the St. Märgen Monastery
literature
- Paul Booz: Building and Art History of the Monastery of St. Blasien and its domain . 2001, ISBN 3-89155-264-5
Individual evidence
- ^ Paul Booz: The history of architecture and art of the St. Blasien Monastery and its domain . P. 286 ff.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Vogel, Franz Joseph |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German plasterer and builder |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1684 or 1686 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Wettenhausen |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1756 |
| Place of death | Freiburg in Breisgau |