Hans Waldburger

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Plaque in memory of Hans Waldburger in Salzburg

Hans Waldburger (* around 1570 in Innsbruck , Tyrol ; † before August 12, 1630 in Salzburg ) was an Austrian sculptor and representative of Mannerism .

Life

Altar of the Mondsee basilica
Altarpiece relief Lamentation of Christ and the console figures of St. Thomas and Bartholomäus (around 1620) in the cemetery chapel in Annaberg im Lammertal

Hans Waldburger was born the son of the Innsbruck sculptor Hans Leonhard Waldburger (1543–1622). The sculptors Alexander Colin and Hubert Gerhard, who worked in Innsbruck, influenced him artistically . He was called to Salzburg by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau . His late work from 1619, which stands at the transition from the late Renaissance to the early Baroque, is of particular importance. He was the guardian and teacher of the sculptor Jakob Gerold (* 1602, † around 1680).

Recognitions

  • There is a memorial plaque at Chiemseegasse No. 5 in Salzburg.

Works

  • The Apostles' feet washing (1603), stone relief, together with Matthäus Murmann, Salzburg Museum (formerly the altar of Gabriel's Chapel, Wolf-Dietrich-Mausoleum)
  • Two putti at the baroque tabernacle in the parish church of Annaberg in Lammertal (around 1620)
  • Altarpiece relief Lamentation of Christ and the console figures of St. Thomas and Bartholomäus in the cemetery chapel in Annaberg im Lammertal (around 1620)
  • High altar of the Mondsee basilica (1626)
  • Baroque processional Madonna with child from the Waldburger area of ​​the parish church of St. Nikolaus in Dienten am Hochkönig (around 1630)
  • Entombment relief in the Saline Chapel in Hallein
  • Carved relief of the Coronation of the Virgin in the style of Waldburger in the branch church of St. Martin in Pfongau in Neumarkt am Wallersee
  • High altar and figures of the branch church of St. Ulrich in Scheffau am Tennengebirge
  • Figures on the high altar in Salzburg Cathedral
  • Wooden relief Lamentation of Christ in the Loreto Monastery in the city of Salzburg
  • the case and the figures of the organ in St. Wolfgang Am Wolfgangsee (1629)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hans Waldburger on SalzburgWIKI
  2. ^ Dehio Salzburg 1986 , list of artists
  3. ↑ Peter Pfarl Parish Church St. Wolfgang HrsG. Catholic Parish Office St. Wolfgang, Linz [1970?], Page 6.
personal data
SURNAME Waldburger, Hans
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH around 1570
PLACE OF BIRTH Innsbruck , Tyrol
DATE OF DEATH before August 12, 1630
Place of death Salzburg