Friedrich Buhmann (sculptor)

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Friedrich August Louis Buhmann (born December 29, 1875 in Alfeld (Leine) , † September 13, 1960 in Wuppertal ) was a German sculptor and restorer .

Life

Friedrich Buhmann was born in Alfeld as the son of Heinrich Christian Buhmann (1841–1884) and his wife Sophie, née Steger (1845–1916).

He lived in Hanover as a child after the death of his father , where he was apprenticed to the sculptor August Bohne . In 1895 he began his wandering years , first settling in Braunschweig in 1900 , but went back to Hanover in 1901 and joined the sculptor workshop of Wilhelm Baenke , which he did a few years later, the year after the birth of his son Christian ( * 1906) took over in 1907.

At the time of National Socialism and the Second World War , for which the Nazis were responsible , Buhmann's house and workshop were destroyed by aerial bombs during the air raids on Hanover in 1943 .

After Friedrich Buhmann initially set up a new workshop in Riehe near Bad Nenndorf after the end of the war , he later relocated it to Hanover in Seilerstraße in the Südstadt district . From 1950 Christian Buhmann continued his father's workshop and until 1970 the restoration work started by his father in the former Lamspringe monastery .

Friedrich Buhmann was married to Berta Auguste, née Schiegert (1880–1947), from 1902. He died in Wuppertal in 1960.

Work (selection)

Altar fragments from the Liudgeri Church in the Rheiderland Local History Museum

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Friedrich August Louis Buhmann , Gedbas.
  2. a b c d e f g Compare the information under the GND number of the German National Library (DNB)
  3. ^ Ancestors of Friedrich August Louis Buhmann , Gedbas.
  4. Compare the information provided by the DNB on Christian Buhmann
  5. Gisela Bähren-Aye: baptismal font in Lower Saxony (Diss.), University of Hamburg, 2005. S. 266, 297, 418, 526.
  6. ^ Stefanie Lindemeier; Larissa Piepo: The restoration of the gypsum incrustation floor in the Bassum Collegiate Church , Restauro No. 3, April / May 2014. p. 6.
  7. ^ Herbert R. Marwede: Pre-Reformation altars in East Friesland (dissertation), University of Hamburg, 2006. p. 175.