Friedrich Trost the Elder

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Friedrich Georg Trost (also the Elder ; born January 19, 1844 in Nuremberg ; † September 18, 1922 ibid) was a German painter, xylograph , illustrator and art teacher .

Life

Trost came from a family with a long artistic tradition. His father was the painter Wilhelm Trost , his grandfather the glass, oil and tin painter Johann Michael Trost , his great-grandfather the porcelain and glass painter Johann Balthasar Trost and his great-great-grandfather the porcelain painter Johann Martin Trost . His son of the same name, Friedrich (Georg) Trost the Younger , who initially learned from him, was again a painter.

He learned the craft of xylography and attended the Nuremberg School of Applied Arts , where August von Kreling , Friedrich Carl Mayer and later Georg Christian Perlberg were his teachers. He then worked from 1862 to 1865 in Stuttgart , Frankfurt am Main , Darmstadt and Braunschweig .

In 1868 he returned to his hometown to set up his own painting school. From Nuremberg he worked as an illustrator for various magazines, for example Über Land und Meer , Leipziger Illustrierte Zeitung , Die Gartenlaube , Das Buch für Alle , one of the first and high-circulation magazines in Germany, which appeared from 1866 to 1918. and the home magazine Die Oberpfalz , which is still published today by Kallmünzer Laßleben Verlag. He also worked for Johann Christoph David von Schwarz's ceramic factory , which later became Norica .

He was a member of the Nuremberg Artists' Association and of the Pegnese Flower Order .

Image selection

literature

Web links

Commons : Friedrich Trost the Elder  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. On the becoming and passing away of a great man , Werner Robl, Berching, February 2015.