Hans von Reutlingen
Hans von Reutlingen (also Hans von Aich, * around 1465 in Aachen , † after 1547 in Aachen) was a German goldsmith of the Middle Ages .
Live and act
Hans von Reutlingen, also called Hans von Aich , worked in Aachen for over 40 years. His maker's mark consists of the first letters of his name: Johannes von Reutlingen, JR, arranged in a cross shape. Although Aachen was one of the goldsmiths' centers in the Middle Ages, no work of art in the soft style of the 15th century has survived. Only the apostles - Antependium of Aachen Cathedral Treasury can resonate tradition.
How it came about that Hans von Reutlingen gained supraregional importance is not traditional. His seal and coin work goes through the styles of the late Gothic and early Renaissance .
His main work is characterized by architectural elements used in mannerist style . At the height of his artistic work, Hans von Reutlingen "juggled" with arcades and canopies at a time when Mannerism had not yet developed as a style. In this way he gave lightness to the heavy gold material .
Aachen's most famous goldsmith died at the age of 80. His grave is unknown. His oeuvre comprises 75% profane and 25% sacred works.
Works (selection)
- Three seals for the imperial court in Vienna , 1497
- Majesty's seal of Maximilian I , 1498
- Aachen coins , Frankenberg mint workshop in Burtscheid , 1500
- Book cover of theImperial Gospel for Emperor Maximilian, Vienna, Treasury, 1500
- Lambert's reliquary , St. Paul's Cathedral , Liège , 1508–12
- Statuette of a standing bishop probably from the base of the Lambertus bust in Liège, Metropolitan Museum of Art , New York, 1508–12
- Bust relief St. Catherine , St. Matthias , Maastricht , around 1510
- Bust relief St. Barbara , ibid.
- Bust relief of unknown saints , ibid.
- Bust relief of unknown saints , ibid., Around 1510.
- Monstrance , maker's mark, Aachen (after Charles V's coronation on October 22, 1520)
- Choir clasp , Aachen, around 1520
- Imperial Decree of the Imperial Regiment , around 1522.
- Gold bull of Charles V 1523
- Pen seal , Aachen, 1528
- Seal cord knobs, Aachen, 1525/30
- Convention seal , Aachen, around 1530.
- Emperor's seal of Maximilian I. Small late Gothic sculpture, before 1530.
- Kreuznacher Kreuznacher Kreuznacher with an attached cross for the Schwarz-Kloster Kreuznach , today parish church of St. Nikolaus in Bad Kreuznach
- Statuette reliquary Anna selbdritt , with maker's mark, embossed silver , 31.1 cm H, Basilica of Our Lady , Tongeren
- Christopher reliquary , Tongeren , ( train. )
- Petrus statuette , Aachen
- Risen , silver, partially gilded , Germanisches Nationalmuseum , Nuremberg
- Crucifix , treasury of St. Johann Baptist , Aachen- Burtscheid
- Viewing vessel with a relief of the risen one
- Reliquary of St. Ursula , silver-gilt, (acc.), Heinsberg
- Pax table with Timothy relics , St. Foillan (Aachen)
- Chalices
- Monstrances
- Monstrance , gilded copper , Hambach district Jülich , destroyed in World War II
- Monstranz , Frelenberg near Geilenkirchen , stolen in World War II, returned from the USA in 2007
- Ciborian monstrance , gilded copper, Holy Cross in Aachen
- Monstrance , Schnütgen Museum in Cologne
- Monstrance , Suermondt Ludwig Museum in Aachen
- Measurement pollen , St. Foillan in Aachen
- Secretion seal , Liège
- Secret seal , Liege
Lost Works
- 1515 Bust of Anne
- 1516 Crosier
- cross
Reception (selection)
- Choir clasp , St. Ursula (Cologne)
- Fake choir clasp , Victoria and Albert Museum , London
- copies of his works in the 19th century:
- Ursular reliquary rec. Risen , Aachen
- Hump cup
- In 2001 a 13 m long and 3 m wide alley in downtown Aachen was named after him.
literature
- Ernst Günther Grimme : Hans von Reutlingen "golsmit zo aach" . Einhard Verlag, Aachen 1999, ISBN 3-930701-71-5 .
- Ernst Günther Grimme: Aacheners make history . Ed .: Bert Kasties, Manfred Sicking. tape 1 . Shaker Verlag, Aachen 1997, ISBN 3-8265-3003-9 , Hans von Reutlingen, p. 43-53 .
- Hans von Reutlingen . In: General Artist Lexicon . The visual artists of all times and peoples (AKL). Volume 69, de Gruyter, Berlin 2010, ISBN 978-3-598-23036-3 , p. 165.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ The high altar of the Aachen Minster - Antependium with representation of the twelve apostles in the picture index of art and architecture.
- ↑ Standing Bishop - Metropolitan Museum of Art
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Hans von Reutlingen |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Hans von Aich |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German goldsmith |
DATE OF BIRTH | around 1465 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Aachen |
DATE OF DEATH | after 1547 |
Place of death | Aachen |