Josef Blaas

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Josef Blaas: Escape from a city fire , oil on cardboard

Josef Blaas (born April 29, 1851 in Innsbruck ; † July 11, 1936 there ) was an Austrian geologist, mineralogist and painter.

Life

Blaas completed an apprenticeship as a sculptor. Until 1870 he worked in the workshop of the sculptor Michael Stolz (1820–1890). He also attended high school and studied natural sciences, mineralogy and geology at the University of Innsbruck . He also became a member of the Academic Choral Society here .

From 1881 he taught at the commercial academy in Innsbruck and as a lecturer in mineralogy at the University of Innsbruck. In 1890 he was appointed full professor and headed the Geological Institute in Innsbruck until 1921. His successor was Raimund von Klebelsberg .

Blaas was the correspondent of the Geological Reichsanstalt and employee of the "Encyclopedia of Veterinary Medicine".

Fonts

Geological guide of Tyrol by Josef Blaas
  • About the crystal form of mercury oxychloride . Reports of the natural science-medical association Innsbruck 8_1, 1879, pp. 85–89 online (PDF; 354 ​​kB)
  • Catechism of Petrography. 1882.
  • Contributions to the knowledge of natural hydrous double sulphates . Meeting reports of the Academy of Sciences, Mathematical and Natural Science Class 87, 1883, pp. 141–163 online (PDF; 2.1 MB)
  • About Roemerit, botryogen and natural magnesia-iron vitriol . Meeting reports of the Academy of Sciences, Mathematical and Natural Science Class 88, 1883, pp. 1121–1137 online (PDF; 1.1 MB)
  • About traces of the civilized man in the loess near Innsbruck . Reports of the Natural Science-Medical Association Innsbruck 14, 1884, pp. 1–20 online (PDF; 1.0 MB)
  • Notes about the glacial formation in the Innthal . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1884, pp. 19-20 online (PDF; 320 kB)
  • About a new evidence for repeated glaciation of the Alps . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1884, pp. 278–281 online (PDF; 456 kB)
  • About the glacial formation in the inhale . Publications of the Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum 3_29, 1885, pp. 1–120 online (PDF; 9.0 MB)
  • A contribution to the "pseudoglacial" phenomena . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1886, p. 155
  • The Höttinger Breccia and its relationship to the question of repeated glaciation in the Alps . Reports of the natural science-medical association Innsbruck 18, 1889, pp. 97–115 online (PDF; 954 kB)
  • About so-called interglacial profiles . Yearbook of the Imperial and Royal Geological Institute 039, 1889, pp. 477–482 online (PDF; 616 kB)
  • Explanations of the geological map of the diluvial deposits in the vicinity of Innsbruck . Yearbook of the Imperial and Royal Geological Institute 040, 1890, pp. 21–50 online (PDF; 3.0 MB)
  • Over scratched serpentine slides that are not glacial . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1890, pp. 119–121 online (PDF; 395 kB)
  • Notes on diluvio-glacial deposits in the inhalation area . Reports of the natural science-medical association Innsbruck 19, 1891, pp. 92-136 online (PDF; 2.2 MB)
  • To the glaciation of the Innthals . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1891, pp. 215–218 online (PDF; 477 kB)
  • Contributions to the geology of Tyrol . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1892, pp. 217–222 online (PDF; 589 kB)
  • Contributions to the geology of Tyrol . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1892, pp. 350–353 online (PDF; 456 kB)
  • Report on the landslide that fell on July 9, 1892 near Langen am Arlberg . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1892, pp. 261–266 online (PDF; 580 kB)
  • Diluvial peat near Hopfgarten . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1893, p. 91 online (PDF; 256 kB)
  • Again the Höttinger breccia . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1894, pp. 153–155 online (PDF; 381 kB)
  • The soil of the city of Innsbruck. A geological sketch . Reports of the Natural Science and Medicine Association Innsbruck 22, 1896, pp. 167–192 online (PDF; 1.8 MB)
  • About the position of the intersection of terrain surfaces and geological levels . Yearbook of the Imperial and Royal Geological Institute 046, 1896, pp. 269–278 online (PDF; 985 kB)
  • About terrain movements near Bruck and Imming in the front Zillerthale . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1896, pp. 225–227 online (PDF; 391 kB)
  • From the Eggenthal . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1896, p. 227–230 online (PDF; 429 kB)
  • Geological guide through the Tyrolean and Vorarlberg Alps. 1902.
  • The clinocompass . Yearbook of the Imperial-Royal Geological Institute 053, 1903, pp. 453–458 online (PDF; 606 kB)
  • Small geology of Tyrol. An overview of the history and construction of the Tyrolean and Vorarlberg Alps for school and self-teaching. 1907. online
  • From the Marauner valley . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1909, pp. 300–302 online (PDF; 390 kB)
  • A profile in the front Pitztal . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1909, pp. 197–199 online (PDF; 385 kB)
  • New plant finds in the Höttinger Breccie . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1912, pp. 268–272 online (PDF; 492 kB)
  • The Terlago lake in South Tyrol . Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1914, pp. 287–304 online (PDF; 1.4 MB)

literature

Web links

Commons : Josef Blaas  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Albin Kulhanek: The Academic Choral Society and its Members 1863-1906 . Innsbruck 2003.
  2. ^ Estates in Austria - Personal Lexicon
personal data
SURNAME Blaas, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian painter, geologist, mineralogist
DATE OF BIRTH April 29, 1851
PLACE OF BIRTH innsbruck
DATE OF DEATH July 11, 1936
Place of death innsbruck