Hinrich Brunsberg

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The former town hall and today's cultural center in Chojna
Marienkapelle of the Katharinenkirche in Brandenburg
The Peter and Paul Church in Szczecin

Hinrich Brunsberg , also Heinrich Brunsberg or Henryk Brunsberg , (* around 1350 in the Teutonic Order ; † between 1428 and 1435 probably in Stettin ) was a German architect who shaped the medieval brick Gothic in eastern northern Germany. Around 1400 he worked mainly in the Mark Brandenburg and in the Duchy of Pomerania .

Life

Heinrich Brunsberg was born around 1350 in the Baltic region. It is believed that he came from the city of Braunsberg . In 1372 he acquired citizenship in Gdansk , where a property in his name can be proven for 1378. He was first mentioned around 1400 in the liber qurelarum of the city of Szczecin. With the year 1401, an inscription on the north chapel of the Katharinenkirche in the Neustadt Brandenburg names him as the builder of the church. The last mention in the ecclesiastical abandonment books of Szczecin dates from 1428. Presumably he died there soon afterwards, but no later than 1435 after the completion of the Marienkapelle at the St. Katharinenkirche in Brandenburg.

buildings

literature

  • German Cultural Forum for Eastern Europe eV: INNOVATION AND TRADITION. HINRICH BRUNSBERG and the late Gothic brick architecture in Pomerania and the Mark Brandenburg . Translation from Polish: Katrin Adler. Berlin, Großbeeren 2014, ISBN 978-3-936168-60-0
  • Robert Dohme:  Brunsberg, Heinrich . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 3, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1876, p. 452 f.
  • Max Säum: Hinrich Brunsberg, a late Gothic master builder . In: Baltic Studies . New series vol. 28, Leon Saunier, Stettin 1926, pp. 215–326
  • Nikolaus Zaske : Hinrich Brunsberg. In: Ule Lammert (ed.): Great builders. Berlin 1990, Volume 2, pp. 9 ff., ISBN 3-362-00455-5

Individual evidence

  1. a b hems: Hinrich Brunsberg, a late Gothic master builder . Pp. 293-294