Johann Angerbauer

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Johann Angerbauer , also Hanns (born April 12, 1929 in Steyr ; † October 15, 1977 ibid) was an Austrian academic metal sculptor and goldsmith and silversmith .

Live and act

Angerbauer attended the Federal Trade School in Steyr from 1943 to 1947, metal arts and steel cutting department, where he was a student of Hans Gerstmayr . At the Academy of Applied Arts Vienna , E. Mayer was his teacher in the class for gold and silversmiths and industrial designs. Angerbauer belonged to the professional association of fine artists of Upper Austria and was vice president there for several years.

Angerbauer is a brother of the priest and religious educator Karl Angerbauer. He was married to the chaser Gertrude Stolz. His son Johannes Angerbauer-Goldhoff , born in 1958, is a jewelry artist, sculptor and concept artist . His daughter Doris Angerbauer-Carstens, born in 1966, lives with her family in the USA and is an American citizen. Angerbauer worked in his studio in Steyr from 1950 and from 1963 taught at the HTL Steyr in the gold and silversmiths department.

Works

  • Steel chain of honor for the mayor of Steyr Leopold Steinbrecher (1950/1951)
  • Tabernacle for the Zipf parish church (1955)
  • Tabernacle for the parish church of Gampern (1957)
  • Tabernacle for the parish church of St. Pantaleon (1961)
  • Tabernacle for the chapel in the Volksbildungsheim Puchberg near Wels, (no year, 1963 or earlier)
  • Monstrance for the parish church Linz-St. Theresia (1959/1962)
  • Altar cross and tabernacle for the Catholic parish church in Trieben (1961/1963)
  • Monstrance, silver, gilded with rock crystals, height 46.6 cm, for the parish church Linz-St. Theresia (1966)
  • Mayoral chain of the city of Perg

Exhibitions

Angerbauer's only solo exhibition took place in 1976 in the gallery of the Professional Association of Visual Artists in Linz. He participated with his works in a number of national and international exhibitions:

  • International exhibition of modern Christian art in the Vienna Secession (1954)
  • II. And III. Biennale of Contemporary Christian Art, Salzburg (1960, 1962)
  • European Silver Exhibition, Hanover (1965), Hanau (1968 and 1971)
  • International Arts and Crafts Exhibition, Stuttgart (1966)
  • Exhibition of Handwerksform in Hanover, Münster and Utrecht (1968, 1971)
  • Exhibition at the First Austrian Gallery, Salzburg (1968)
  • II. International Biennale del gioiello d´arte Marina di Carrara (1970)
  • Goldsmiths' Hall exhibition in London and Edinburgh (1971)
  • Golden Wire Exhibition, Hamburg (1971)
  • Exhibition jewelry made by master craftsmen, Kongresshaus, Innsbruck (1975)

Awards

literature

  • Erich Widder: The metal sculptor Hanns Angerbauer (Illustr.), In: Upper Austria. Culture report, year 22, Linz, 1968, F 14
  • Hanns Angerbauer, exhibition catalog of the Professional Association of Fine Artists of Upper Austria (today Association of Upper Austrian Artists - bvoö), Linz, 1976, PDF
  • Helga Litschel: Church in Upper Austria, 200 years of the Diocese of Linz , catalog of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government 1985 in the former Garsten Benedictine Abbey, S 627 Linz, 1985
  • Commentary on his works in international journals

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hans Angerbauer, in: Web presence steyrerpioniere
  2. ^ Franz XM Lugmayer: Eisen- und Stahlschnittkunst , in: Publication of the Kulturamt der Stadt Steyr, issue 19, February 1959, p. 33
  3. ↑ Visit to Hanns Angerbauer's studio, Steyr
  4. ↑ The Gothic winged altar of Gampern, in: Web presence of the community of Gampern
  5. ↑ Website of the parish of St. Pantaleon
  6. ↑ Erich Widder: Signs of Salvation, Church Art of the Present , Linz, 1963
  7. ↑ Website of the parish Linz-St. Theresia
  8. ^ Helga Litschel: Church in Upper Austria, 200 Years of the Diocese of Linz , Catalog of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government 1985 in the former Garsten Benedictine Abbey, S 627 with illustration 21.09, Linz, 1985
  9. ^ Back of the 1976 exhibition catalog
  10. ↑ Photos from the exhibition opening
  11. ↑ Short biography of Hanns Angerbauer
personal data
SURNAME Angerbauer, Johann
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Angerbauer, Hanns
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian gold and silversmith and metal artist
DATE OF BIRTH April 12, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Steyr
DATE OF DEATH October 15, 1977
Place of death Steyr