Jakob Fellner

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Jakob Fellner monument in front of the parish church in Tata
St. Stephen's Church in Pápa

Jakob Fellner , Hungarian Fellner Jakab , ennobled by Fellenthal (born July 25, 1722 in Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Moravia , † December 12, 1780 in Tata (Totis), Hungary ), was a German-Moravian builder of the late Baroque . In the service of the Esterházy family , he directed the planning and construction of numerous castles and churches in the Kingdom of Hungary .

Life

Jakob Fellner was built in 1744 in Tata polishing and four years later builders. On behalf of the Esterházy family , he managed the baroque expansion of the palace and town of Tata after the destruction of the Turkish wars and the Rákóczi uprising . Soon he received further important orders. In 1764 Bishop Karl Eszterházy brought him to Eger (Erlau). In 1773 he was accepted into the Hungarian nobility.

Buildings

  • Castle, parish church Heilig Kreuz, Piarist monastery and Capuchin monastery in Tata
  • Camaldolese monastery in Majk
  • Cseklesz Castle in Cseklesz
  • Esterházy Palace in Csákvár
  • Episcopal Palace in Veszprém
  • Parish Church of St. Stephen in Pápa
  • Lyceum ( Karl Eszterházy University ) and other buildings in Eger (Hungary)

literature

  • László Fellner, László Merényi, Pál Rudnyánsky: Fellner Jakab , ÉTK, Budapest 2002. ISBN 9635131623

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SURNAME Fellner, Jakob
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Fellner, Jakab; Fellner von Fellenthal, Jakob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German-Moravian baroque master builder in Hungary
DATE OF BIRTH July 25, 1722
PLACE OF BIRTH Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Moravia
DATE OF DEATH December 12, 1780
Place of death Tata (Totis), Hungary