Hans Urmiller
Hans Urmiller (born before 1529; died 1572 in Wolfratshausen ) was a German lawyer and judge .
Life
Urmiller was a judge of the Pfleggerichts Wolfratshausen from 16 January 1529 to 20 April 1535. He rose to the Duke of Bavaria Council and was the treasurer of Duke Albrecht V. In 1552 he left Castle Leutstetten built. He died, probably of the plague , in Wolfratshausen in 1572. His widow Kunigunde Rosenbusch von Notzing sold the castle in 1576.
painting
Hans Urmiller and his wife were probably portrayed in two paintings of the same format. These were painted on fir wood by Barthel Beham , a pupil of Albrecht Dürer , around 1525 . The portrait, which shows a man and his son (64.8 × 47.2 cm), is in the possession of the Städel in Frankfurt am Main (acquired in 1846). The picture of his wife with daughter (65.4 × 47.3 cm) is in the Philadelphia Museum of Art . The relationship between the two portraits as a counterpart was recognized by Max J. Friedländer . The art historian Stephan Kemperdick interprets the depicted woman as Margarete Schwab based on the coat of arms. The caption notes that it is a matter of "a member of the Bavarian patrician family of the Urmillers". In 2003, Falk Ohorn suspected that the person depicted was more likely to be associated with Harmating , where an Urmiller from Wolfratshausen had been Pfleger in the 16th century at the castle of the same name .
The painting was reproduced on various banknotes, especially the mirror image of the 50 DM note from the third series of the Deutsche Bundesbank.
5000 marks, paper marks , 1922
500 billion marks, inflation money , 1923
50 Deutsche Mark , 1980
memory
A street in the Wolfratshausen industrial park is named after Hans Urmiller.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Christoph Wilhelmi: Hans Urmiller.
- ↑ Städelmuseum: Portrait of Hans Urmiller with his son.
- ↑ Philadelphia Museum: Portrait of Mrs. Urmiller and Her Daughter.
- ↑ Bodo Brinkmann, Stephan Kemperdick: German paintings in the Städel 1500-1550. Mainz, 2005, p. 79
- ↑ "Fifties" -Urmiller a Leutstettener. In: Merkur , August 26, 2019
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SURNAME | Urmiller, Hans |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German lawyer and judge |
DATE OF BIRTH | before 1529 |
DATE OF DEATH | 1572 |
Place of death | Wolfratshausen |