Hermann Sagstätter

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Gottfried Hermann Sagstätter (* 1811 in Munich ; † December 25, 1883 there ) was a German painter. After first painting history and especially genre pictures , he mainly created church art.

Life and works

Sagstätter became an orphan at an early age, grew up in poverty and was supported by Peter von Cornelius . He graduated from an academy and exhibited his pictures from 1831. On November 10, 1845, in the parish church of St. Peter , he married the merchant's daughter Anna M. Fuchs from Württemberg , who, according to the ADB, later assisted him with painting.

In 1847 the parish church of the Holy Spirit in Munich was donated an eleven-foot high altar painting by Sagstätter, which showed Christ on the Mount of Olives. Another altarpiece from Sagstätters is in the church of St. Laurentius in Alteglofsheim . Sagstätter renovated this church in 1846/47. St. Stephan in Oberhaching received three altarpieces from Sagstätter in the years 1846 to 1849 when it was redesigned in the neo-Romanesque - neo-Gothic style. He designed four choir windows for Cologne Cathedral . Sagstätter was awarded the Ludwig Medal for Art and Science.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dominant information 1811, the deviating information 1808 can be found in the Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie
  2. Royal. Bayer. Polizey-Dir .: Royal Bavarian Police Gazette of Munich. Royal Bayer. Polizey-Dir., 1845, p. 1125 ( limited preview in the Google book search)
  3. ^ Rösl: Bavarian Landbot. Rösl, 1847, p. 169 ( limited preview in Google book search)
  4. St. Laurentius Alteglofsheim on www.kath-alteglofsheim.de
  5. ^ History on www.kath-alteglofsheim.de
  6. Church and Social Affairs on www.oberhaching.de
  7. Müller cites a Gottfried Heinrich Sagstätter and a Hermann Sagstätter; according to the editor's comment, this is the same person.