Josef Carlone

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Joseph Leopold Carlone (* ... 1678 ; † ... November 1739 ) was a Styrian baroque master builder.

Life

He was the scion of the Italian-Swiss family of artists , son of Joachim Carlone and brother of Franz Anton Carlone . From 1696 to 1700 he wandered and then worked in Graz , where he passed his master mason examination in 1704. From 1708 he was (together with Anton Leitner and Andreas Stengg ) examination commissioner and from 1714 “landscape master mason”, in which capacity he worked for a year in Warasdin (on behalf of the landscape) . Soon after his father's death, he took over his workshop. His widow Juliane (* 1699), of whom he had seven children, married his colleague Josef Hueber in 1740 , who finished his unfinished works.

Works

in Styria
  • Jesuit garden house in Graz (1716, together with Leitner, not preserved )
  • Powder tower on Schlossberg in Graz (1716)
  • Work on Oberflanitz- Thannhausen Castle (1717)
  • Baroqueization of Neudau Castle (1720)
  • Mur Bridge near Ehrenhausen (1721)
  • Mill for those coming to the Teutonic Order (1721)
  • Riding school in Graz (1722–1724)
  • Antonius Chapel of the Franciscan Church in Graz (1723).
  • The grand staircase at Thannhausen Castle (1723) shows the influences of his father's grand staircase in the Welsersheim and Galler palaces in Graz
  • Welsche Church in Graz-Gries (1725; attrib. Moser).
  • Poor house (today retirement home) in Graz-Gries (1725–27; attributed)
  • Assistance in fortification work on the Graz Schlossberg (from 1727)
  • Citizen's Hospital of the Holy Spirit (1728)
  • Research laboratory at the Landscape Bastion in Graz (1729).
  • Kursaal in Tobelbad near Graz (1731–32; changed later).
  • St. Jakob (Freiland) with rectory and schoolhouse in Freiland near Deutschlandsberg, reconstruction after fire (1734–35).

literature

  • Julius Tuschnig: The Styrian branches of the Carlone family of artists. Dissertation. Graz 1935.
  • Rochus Kohlbach : Styrian builders. Grazer Domverlag, Graz 1961.
  • Peter Krenn : Eastern Styria. 3rd ext. Ed., Styria, 1997, ISBN 3-222-12601-1 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. baptized on May 5, 1678 in Graz
  2. buried November 28, 1739 in Graz
  3. Entry on Stengg, Andreas in the Austria Forum  (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )
  4. ^ Entry about Josef Carlone on Burgen-Austria
  5. ^ Entry about Josef Carlone on Burgen-Austria