Franz Trumler
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Franz Trumler (* 1687 in Kaisersteinbruch , Western Hungary , today Burgenland ; † 13. May 1745 ibid) was an Italian master stonemason and sculptor of the Baroque .
Life
Trumler was the eldest son of master stonemason Martin Trumler and Maria Elisabetha Ferrethin . His siblings were Maria Regina, Ambrosius and Maximilian . He was the apprentice of the then judge Giovanni Battista Passerini . His acquittal as a journeyman took place in 1704. It can be assumed that he wanted to take over the stonemasonry from his father, who however died in 1705. So his mother, as a master stonemason, had to marry again according to the guild rules . She chose the young journeyman Elias Hügel , who immigrated from Gemünden am Main in Franconia and learned the trade from her father, the court stone mason Ambrosius Ferrethi and, after his death, from her husband. They got married on November 14, 1706. Trumler was only 6 years younger than his stepfather , who was also a German stonemason.
He married Eva Rosina N. (* 1692), together they acquired the property of the Prague court stone mason Giovanni Pietro della Torre on August 20, 1713 , who had died in 1711. He was now the leaseholder of a quarry, the monastery Heiligenkreuz as a rule did not allow any property .
On December 20, 1714, the Kaiser approved and renewed the independent quarter store in Kaisersteinbruch.
On November 20, 1746, the heirs sold the property, a quarry and two houses, to the young master stonemason, Johann Gehmacher , who had immigrated from Salzburg .
Conflicts between the masons
Dispute between the masters Franz Trumler and Joseph Winkler in 1719. Topic: Damage to the Winkler house from rubble and dung.
“The defendant Franz Trumler is said to have the two walls (which he was allowed to build up on court day 1718 to court his court) as soon as possible and to have the intended place in the alleyway at the beginning of the fountain. Furthermore, he should let Trumler dig a proper manure pit at the corner against the Winklerische Stadl wall within his yard. So that Winkler's house and quarry are no longer damaged. "
Additional information: The original neighbor of the Trumler was Sebastian Regondi . Regondi died in November 1717, the widow Anna Christina stayed in the house with a few small children. In February 1719 she married the master Joseph Winkler from the Eggenburg area.
Salva Guardia Privilegium 1743
Consilium Regni, Royal Decree of Maria Theresa on May 4, 1743. In a petition to the Empress (Queen) - Sacracissima Regia Majestas - the master stonemasons asked for the privilege to be extended.
“That of the Roman Emperor Charles VI. Salva Guardia privilege granted in 1712 is renewed and confirmed to the master stonemasons Elias Hügel , Joseph Winkler , Johann Baptist Regondi , Maximilian Trumler , Johann Paul Schilck and Franz Trumler . "
Works
- 1710: Construction of a new parish church in Pottendorf in Lower Austria by Count Gundacker Thomas von Starhemberg . The architect was Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt , stone deliveries and stone carvings with his master colleagues Johann Georg Haresleben and Simon Sasslaber .
- 1720: Kaisersteinbruch Church , high altar , one of the Constructores.
- 1720–1725: Upper Belvedere stone carvings, the fountain systems with the cascade in the garden were added to the building. The masters of the brotherhood Elias Hügel , Johann Paul Schilck , Johann Baptist Kral , Simon Sasslaber , Joseph Winkler and Franz Trumler worked in comradeship .
- 1731–1734: Palais Harrach in Ungargasse , Hofsteinmetz Elias Hügel and stepson Franz Trumler supplied the stone carvings from Kaiserstein , the artistic main portal, the steps of the main staircase and all the architectural stones.
- 1732–1735: House for the poor and the disabled in Vienna , Alsergrund , extension by 3 new courtyards, private foundation v. Hofkammer-Rat Freiherr Ferdinand Ignaz von Thavonat left 600,000 guilders in his will (July 7, 1726) for the poor house . Architect Franz Anton Pilgram , student of Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt . Master mason Simon Sasslaber and Franz Trumler.
Archival material
- Wiener Stadt- und Landesarchiv : Steinmetzakten, brotherhood book .
- Stift Heiligenkreuzer Archive, Kaisersteinbruch, Johann Georg Haresleben, Franz Trumler […] because of his Excellenc Graf Starhembergischen Pottendorfer Arbeith […] Rubric 51 / VII / 2b. Church books, registers, stonemasons
literature
- Trumler, Franz . In: Hans Vollmer (Hrsg.): General lexicon of fine artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 33 : Theodotos vacation . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1939, p. 454 .
- Hans Georg Haresleben, Heiligenkreuzer subject and master stonemason in Steinbruch, and Franz Trumler No. 36, S 10–40, February 1995 and The Garden Palace in the Ungargassen, the master stonemasons Elias Hügel and Franz Trumler from Kaisersteinbruch. No. 37, S 32–39, June 1995 In: Helmuth Furch : Messages from the Museum and Culture Association Kaisersteinbruch.
- Helmuth Furch: The brotherhood of the Kaisersteinbrucher stonemasons, a list 1650-1730. 2007, ISBN 978-3-9504555-4-0 .
Web links
- Helmuth Furch: Gräfl. Harrachsche Archives and the Kaiser Quarry (PDF) 1995
Individual evidence
- ↑ Maria Regina Sünnin regiowiki.at.
- ↑ Archive Heiligenkreuz , RuBr. 51, fasc. III., No. 3. Contained in communications No. 49, February 1998, p. 26 f.
- ↑ Archive Mosonmagyaróvár No. 36/1494.
- ^ Helmuth Furch: Historical Lexicon Kaisersteinbruch . tape 2 : I-Z . Museum and cultural association, Kaisersteinbruch 2004, p. 281 , in PDF p. 35, left column ( ribera-philosophie.at [PDF]).
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Trumler, Franz |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Italian master stonemason of the Baroque |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1687 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Kaisersteinbruch |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 13, 1745 |
| Place of death | Kaisersteinbruch |