Jakob Adlhart (sculptor)
Jakob Adlhart (born April 1, 1898 in Munich , † August 12, 1985 in Hallein ) was an Austrian sculptor .
Life
Jakob Adlhart the Elder J. enjoyed his training in the workshop of his father Jakob Adlhart the Elder. Ä. in Val Gardena and from 1909 in the Tennengau district town of Hallein. Through his first teacher, Alois Zwerber, he got to know the wide range of styles of historicizing copying, but also dealt with the Secession . In 1920 he took over the management of the Hallein workshops for church art and applied arts and then studied from 1921 to 1923 with Anton Hanak at the Vienna School of Applied Arts.
Works
Adlhart mainly created wooden sculptures for church furnishings in Salzburg, Upper Austria and southern Germany. At the height of his work in the 1920s and 1930s, Adlhart created his monumental works for the Sankt Peter monastery ( crucifix , 1925) and in collaboration with Clemens Holzmeister for the Kleine Festspielhaus (marble mime mask over the main entrance, 1926, stone reliefs with mask-wearing genii and figural Jewelry of the Mönchsbergstiege , 1936/37) in Salzburg. Shortly before his death, he completed two medallions for the church of the St. Anna Riedenburg monastery . The crucifix in the dean's parish church in Saalfelden , both side altars (Marien Altar, Holy Family) and eight wooden statues are also by Adlhart.
- For the parish church Obertrum am See
- 1922 statue of St. Michael for the pulpit basket
- 1924/25 nave figures
- 1929 ceiling ceiling
- 1929 Tomb Christ for the Holy Sepulcher.
- 1935 double gallery
- 1935 organ case
- 1956/1957 high altar as a figure ensemble (based on the neo-Gothic St. Mary's altar in Nonnberg Abbey)
- 1961 crossways reliefs
- 1961 crib
- 1965 crucifix in the priest's crypt
- More work
- 1930: Side altars in the parish church of St. Margaret in Landshut
- 1941: Löwen in front of Linz Central Station (originally created for the Salzburg State Bridge, erected in Linz after 1945)
- 1942: Eagle figures on the gate pavilions of Kleßheim Palace
- 1951: Virgin Mary statue and Sacred Heart statue in the Sacred Heart Church (Bilsdorf)
- 1953: Group of figures from the war memorial in Bad Vigaun
- 1953: High altar and the side wings in relief of the high altar of the Preimskirche in Bad Gastein
- 1969: Crucifix for the Schaitberger Church in Hallein
- Christophora for the monastery chapel of the Eucharistic Sisters Salzburg
- 1978: Andreas Hofer monument in Vienna-Wieden on Südtiroler Platz
- 1980: People's altar in the Preimskirche in Bad Gastein
Web links
proof
- Entry on Jakob Adlhart (sculptor) in the Austria Forum (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )
- ↑ "Christophora", Christ-bearer of Jakob Adlhart ( memento from February 19, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ) , eucharistie-schwestern.at → chapel tour
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SURNAME | Adlhart, Jakob |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian sculptor |
DATE OF BIRTH | April 1, 1898 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Munich |
DATE OF DEATH | August 12, 1985 |
Place of death | Hallein , Austria |