Leather washing

The Lederwasch were a Salzburger and z. T. Styrian painter family from the 17th to 19th centuries. A total of 18 painters from this family are known. Members of the family produced paintings and barrel painting for the church of St. Leonhard ob Tamsweg . The family lived in Tamsweg, where from 1670 to 1897 the St. Leonhard 1572 sacristan knew. Gregor Lederwasch owned the building, which was later used as the town hall, of which it was said to be "the most beautiful house in this market, and it is beautiful on the square."

Members

Members of the family are:

Aloys Lederwasch (* 1763), painter and electoral map-maker ⚭ in May 1805 with Walburga (née Sichler, * 1768)
Christof Lederwasch (1651–1705) was court painter and valet in Salzburg
Gregor Lederwasch I . († 1695)
Gregor Lederwasch II., Barrel painter (approx. 1668–1725)
Gregor Lederwasch III . (1696-1740)
Gregor Lederwasch IV . (1727–1792), was a painter and geometer , he left 8 children
Gregor Lederwasch V . (1752-1819)
Johann Chrysostomus Lederwasch (older brother of Gregory II.)
Johann Lederwasch (1755-1827), was a painter in Murau
Johann Michael Lederwasch († 1779), son of Johann (not an artist) and grandson of Johann Chrysostom
Seraphin Lederwasch (* 1771), younger brother of Gregor V.

literature

Biographical descriptions or lexicon of Salzburg artists . Mayr, 1821, p. 128-131 ( books.google.de ).
Leather washing (family item) . In: Hans Vollmer (Hrsg.): General lexicon of fine artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 22 : Krügner – Leitch . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1928, p. 534-535 .
Günther Heinz: Studies on painting in the 17th century in Salzburg. In: Communications from the Society for Regional Studies in Salzburg. 1954, p. 86 ff.
Valentin Hatheyer: Chronicle of the Tamsweg market, Lungau Salzburg. Tamsweg 1955.
Renate Schöffmann: Johann von Lederwasch (1755-1827). Dissertation University of Graz 1974 (unprinted).

Web links

Entry to Lederwasch in Austria-Forum (in AEIOU- Encyclopedia of Austria )

Individual evidence

^ The Protestant movement in Lungau and the Capuchin monastery in Tamsweg . In: Kollegium Borromäum (Ed.): Program (53rd annual report) . Salzburg 1902, p. 34 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
^ The Protestant movement in Lungau and the Capuchin monastery in Tamsweg . In: Kollegium Borromäum (Ed.): Program (53rd annual report) . Salzburg 1902, p. 37 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
^ Intelligence Gazette from Salzburg . Verlag des Zeitungs-Comtoirs, Salzburg 1805, p. 297 , in the section: births, marriages and deaths ( books.google.de ).
↑ Death book - STBI / Tamsweg / Salzburg, rk. Diocese / Austria / Matricula Online. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .
↑ Baptismal register - TFBIV / Tamsweg / Salzburg, rk. Diocese / Austria / Matricula Online. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .

[1] The Protestant movement in Lungau and the Capuchin monastery in Tamsweg . In: Kollegium Borromäum (Ed.): Program (53rd annual report) . Salzburg 1902, p. 34 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).

[2] The Protestant movement in Lungau and the Capuchin monastery in Tamsweg . In: Kollegium Borromäum (Ed.): Program (53rd annual report) . Salzburg 1902, p. 37 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).

[3] Intelligence Gazette from Salzburg . Verlag des Zeitungs-Comtoirs, Salzburg 1805, p. 297 , in the section: births, marriages and deaths ( books.google.de ).

[4] Death book - STBI / Tamsweg / Salzburg, rk. Diocese / Austria / Matricula Online. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .

[5] Baptismal register - TFBIV / Tamsweg / Salzburg, rk. Diocese / Austria / Matricula Online. Retrieved December 19, 2018 .