Johann Petz

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Johann Petz (born May 16, 1818 in Lermoos , † March 7, 1880 in Munich ) was an Austrian sculptor who worked in Munich .

Life

Johann Petz was the son of a border guard. After an apprenticeship as a carver with Augustin Scharmer in Wildermieming, he went to Munich, where he became a student of the sculptor Konrad Eberhard and came under the artistic influence of the sculptors Joseph Otto Entres and Joseph Knabl . On October 13, 1837, he enrolled at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts for the subject of sculpture. After another activity in Konrad Eberhard's studio, he set up a sculptor's workshop in Munich.

Johann Petz, who was a member of the Munich Association for Christian Art , worked mainly for church clients in old Bavaria and Bavarian Swabia as well as in the Austrian Mühlviertel . In addition, he created several grave monuments, including for the Görres family and the Munich theologian Heinrich Klee . Some of his works, which he created in the style of historicism , are no longer preserved.

Works (selection)

Maria-Anger-Church in Schlägl

literature

Web links

Commons : Johann Petz  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. 02591 Johann Petz, Matrikelbuch 1809-1841, http://matrikel.adbk.de/05older/mb_1809-1841/jahr_1837/matrikel-02591 (accessed on 19/06/09)
  2. Johannes Ramharter: The sculptures of the Schlägl monastery. Schlägl 1998
  3. www.pg-dietmannsried.de (Internet Archive) ( Memento from July 15, 2004 in the Internet Archive )