Josef Waßler

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Josef Waßler (born February 14, 1841 in Lana ; † July 23, 1908 in Meran ) was a picture carver and cabinet maker from Tyrol. He created 32 altars in neo-Gothic style , many of which are listed buildings.

Life

After compulsory school, Josef Waßler attended the Benedictine grammar school in Merano for two years , after which he learned drawing and carving for four years from Franz Xaver Pendl . From 1861 he worked as a journeyman in the Mayer'sche Hofkunstanstalt in Munich. At that time he was receiving lessons from Josef Knabl . At the beginning of the 1860s Waßler went to Cologne and worked under Peter Fuchs at Cologne Cathedral , where he learned how to work stone. In 1867 he settled in Lana, in 1876 he moved his workshop to Merano.

Waßler was a member of the Munich Association for Christian Art .

Works

  • Assistant figures at the high altar in the Teutonic Order in Lana , 1867
  • Figures on the high altar in Maria Himmelfahrt in Mölten , around 1867
  • Reliefs on the high altar in the parish church of Burgstall , 1870
  • Stations of the Cross in relief, prayer, choir and confessional chairs in the parish church of Niederlana , 1872–1888
  • High altar and both side altars in the parish church of Lagundo , 1874–1878
  • High altar in the Parish Church of Altrei , 1874
  • High altar in the parish church of Tessenberg , documented in 1874
  • High altar in the parish church of Gummer , 1876
  • High altar in St. Katharina Kaltern , 1878
  • High altar and both side altars in the parish church of Lichtenberg , 1878
  • High altar in the parish church of Klausen , 1879
  • Notburga altar in St. Valentin in Obermais , 1884/1885
  • Side altar in St. Vigilius in Obermais , 1884/1885

photos

literature

Web links

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

Individual evidence

  1. Pokorny p. 189 ff.
  2. ^ Association for Christian Art in Munich (ed.): Festgabe in memory of the 50th year. Anniversary. Lentner'sche Hofbuchhandlung, Munich 1910, p. 100.