Johann Caspar de Gabrieli

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Johann Caspar de Gabrieli (also: Gaspare de Gabrieli ) (* 1685 in Roveredo GR ; † 3. August 1713 in Unterschwaningen ) was a plasterer of the Baroque .

Life

The parents were the master mason Giovanni Gabrieli (* 1666; † 1716) in Roveredo in Misox in Graubünden and his wife Domenica born. Zuccalli. He was a younger brother of the Ansbach (and from 1714 Eichstättisch-Prince-Bishop) court building director Gabriel de Gabrieli , who promoted the young plasterer. Johann Caspar's last work, stucco work in the old castle Schwaningen , he could no longer complete because he died there at the age of 28 of the "Hungarian disease" ( typhus ). He was buried on August 5, 1713 in Eichstätt's Großlellenfeld .

Works

  • Gräflich Seckendorff-Aberdar'sches Blaues Schloss Obernzenn (1712/13 ceiling stucco on the main floor according to own designs)
  • Thalmässing , Evangelical Lutheran parish church of St. Michael (1712/13; stucco marble altar)
  • Schwaningen Castle (1712/13; Castle 1811 sold for demolition and demolished)

literature

  • Theodor Neuhofer: Contributions to the art history of Bavaria. In: Collection sheet of the Historical Association Eichstätt. 62, 1967/1968, pp. 79f.
  • Rembrant Fiedler: On the work of the builder Gabriel de Gabrieli in Vienna and Ansbach. Mittelfränkische Studien, Volume 10. Bamberg 1993, especially pp. 220-224, 246.
  • Max Pfister: Master builder from Graubünden - pioneer of the baroque. Bündnermonthsblatt, Chur 1993, p. 245.