Franz Xaver Horneis

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Franz Xaver Horneis († April 22, 1749 in Eichstätt ; also Hornaiß or Horniß ) was a plasterer of the Baroque period in the Eichstätt monastery .

Life

Its origin is unknown. He was probably trained by Jakob Eck and was a busy plasterer in the following years in the prince-bishop's residence city of Eichstätt and especially in Hochstiftsorten. In 1712, 1719, 1721 and 1723 the name appears in Eichstätter parish registers ; only the mention of 1723 relates to him with certainty, since only here is he referred to as “Stukkadorer”.

plant

In addition to stucco walls and ceilings in churches, prince-bishop's and private buildings, he also made stucco pulpits in churches, in which he shows himself to be a master.

His best-known work is the stucco in the Benedictine monastery Plankstetten from 1727ff., Even if his part can hardly be excluded from the work of other “stucco” there.

Parish Church of the Assumption in Hochaltingen

Further stucco:

  • Eichstätt , Frauenberg Chapel
  • Vineyard , St. Aegidius Church , 1724/1725 window and ceiling stucco, Apostle chandelier
  • Hitzhofen , parish church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary, 1730 stucco pulpit (Mader: "Probably from Franz Horneis")
  • Meilenhofen , parish church, 1730 stucco pulpit (attribution)
  • Gungolding , parish church, stucco ceiling and stucco pulpit
  • Altdorf , church, stucco and 1741 stucco pulpit (attribution)
  • Mörnsheim , Pfarrhof, 1731 stucco in three rooms and in the Flez
  • Egweil , parish church of St. Martin, 1731 stucco pulpit (attribution)
  • Möckenlohe near Eichstätt, parish church of the Assumption of Mary , 1735 stucco (signed: "FRANZ HORNEIS STVCKAD 1735 V EYST.")
  • Titting , church, stucco and 1735 stucco pulpit based on designs by Matthias Seybold (demolition of the nave in 1951; the pulpit was no longer in the new building)
  • Greding , parish church of St. Jakobus d. Ä., Stucco, maybe based on designs by Matthias Seybold
  • Kesselberg , St. Laurentius Church, stucco pulpit (attribution)
  • Fiegenstall , St. Nikolaus Church, 1736 stucco ceiling and pulpit
  • Mettendorf , pilgrimage church St. Johannes d. T. (St. Anna pilgrimage), 1737 (rich) stucco
  • Pfraunfeld , St. Nikolaus Church, 1737/1738 stucco and stucco pulpit (he worked 32 "days")
  • Nassenfels an der Schutter, parish church, 1738 stucco pulpit (attribution), from 1745 stucco (attribution)
  • Enkering , parish church St. Otmar, 1738 tape work piece
  • Gersdorf , branch church St. Nikolaus, stucco and 1738 stucco pulpit
  • Bitz , St. Georg Church, 1739ff. Stucco and stucco pulpit
  • Pfünz , Filialkirche St. Nikolaus, 1740 stucco (attribution)
  • Herrieden , Stiftskirche (now: Kath. Stadtpfarrkirche St. Veit), 1740ff. Stucco (attribution)
  • Adelschlag , Filialkirche St. Andreas, 1741 corpus stucco on the pulpit
  • Grösdorf , Salvatorkapelle, around 1741 stucco (attribution)
  • Irlahüll , Parish Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary, 1742 stucco (Mader: "Probably" by Horneis)
  • Esselberg , branch church St. Nikolaus, stucco and 1741 stucco pulpit
  • Seuversholz , branch church, 1743 stucco pulpit (removed in 1833)
  • Eitensheim , parish church St. Andreas, Stuck (church demolished 1859)
  • Hirnstetten , church, around 1743 stucco and stucco pulpit (attribution)
  • Oening , parish church St. Nikolaus , 1743 stucco nave, 1744 stucco pulpit
  • Großenried , church, stucco pulpit in 1744, moved to Cronheim , parish church of St. Maria Magdalena in 1744
  • Weigersdorf near Pollenfeld , St. Andreas Church, 1746 stucco pulpit
  • Hochaltingen , parish church of the Assumption of Mary, stucco on the ceiling and gallery, 1735

literature

  • Felix Mader (editor): The art monuments of Middle Franconia. II Eichstätt District Office . Munich 1928. Reprint 1982, ISBN 3-486-50505-X .
  • Collective sheet of the Historical Association Eichstätt 59–62. 1961/1962–1967/1968.

Web links

Commons : Franz Xaver Horneis  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Georg Lill (ed.), Karl Gröber / Adam Horn (arrangement): The art monuments of Bavaria. District Office Nördlingen . In: The art monuments of Bavaria. The art monuments of Swabia. Bd. I. District Office Nördlingen . R. Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich 1938, (reprint: R. Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich / Vienna 1982, ISBN 3-486-50514-9 ), p. 177