Friedrich Ramsler

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Friedrich Ramsler (* probably 1588 in Tübingen , † after 1621 in Urach ) was a painter from Württemberg . He was a son of the painter Anton Ramsler and a younger brother of Jacob Ramsler .

Life

Friedrich Ramsler was a son of the Tübingen painter Anton Ramsler and his wife Sibilla geb. Brentel. After training with his father, he settled in Urach, where he led a poor life. It is only known that he painted the St. Albans Church in Laichingen in 1619 . The special from Blaubeuren campaigned for the painting of this church because he wanted to compensate for the competition from the nearby Catholic, beautifully painted church in Wiesensteig . These paintings have not survived.

A son of Friedrich Anton Ramsler II (* around 1610; † shortly after 1630) was a painter. He worked for the Reutlingen painter Bartlin Wagner and sold his "annoying paintings" in Stuttgart .

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Werner Fleischhauer: The beginnings ... , p. 211
  2. ↑ Werner Fleischhauer: Renaissance ... , p. 369
  3. ↑ Werner Fleischhauer: Renaissance ... , p. 387

literature

  • Werner Fleischhauer : Renaissance in the Duchy of Württemberg , Stuttgart: Kohlhammer 1971
  • Werner Fleischhauer: The beginnings of the Tübingen university portrait collection - a contribution to the history of painting of the late Renaissance in the Duchy of Württemberg . In: Werner Fleischhauer u. a .: New contributions to the history of the south-west of Germany. Festschrift for Max Miller , Stuttgart: Kohlhammer 1962, pp. 197–216
  • Werner Fleischhauer: In: "Schwäbische Heimat" 1956, p. 65
personal data
SURNAME Ramsler, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Württemberg painter
DATE OF BIRTH uncertain: 1588
PLACE OF BIRTH Tübingen
DATE OF DEATH after 1621
Place of death Urach