Franz Xaver Osterrieder

Franz Xaver Osterrieder (born April 2, 1869 in Abensberg ; † October 29, 1949 in Munich ; pseud. Bavaricus ) was a Lower Bavarian art and local writer.

Life

Franz Xaver Osterrieder was born in Abensberg, Lower Bavaria, in 1869 as the son of a baker and brother of the later sculptor Sebastian Osterrieder . From 1865 to 1908 he worked in the insurance service, and since 1912 as a freelance writer. In addition to his insurance activities, he attended lectures at the University of Munich, but was otherwise self-taught. He was a co-founder of the Abensberger Heimatverein (see also Herzogskasten (Abensberg) ) and since 1929 an honorary citizen of the city. He lived in Munich with his partner, the writer Franziska Hager . Osterrieder published in various newspapers, especially on the history of Abensberg and the Hallertau , Bavarian folk music, but also in general on (Bavarian) cultural and contemporary history.

Works

• Wilhelm Mauke . The directory of his works. Munich 1926.
• Aventin's four-centenary birthday party in Abensberg: From printed matter and newspaper clippings. Munich 1927.
• The creation of the Abensberg local history museum: From copies of letters and documents. 1927.
• “The Abensberger Hundsbuckel musicians, the Bavarian dances and Anton Bruckner.” Heimatklänge 5.6 (1931).
• “Land of Childhood and Youth: Memories.” Supplement to Heimatklänge 1 (1931).
• The Effects of Bismarck's Policy in the Abensberg District. Munich 1943.

Web links

• Literature by and about Franz Xaver Osterrieder in the catalog of the German National Library
• Franz Xaver Osterrieder's estate in the Bavarian State Library . It also includes manuscripts by Franziska Hager , Peter Schriml and Wilhelm Mauke .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ German Biographical Encyclopedia. Ed. Walther Killy. Vol. 7 1998.
2. ↑ cf. the holdings in Franz Xaver Osterrieder's estate .