Joseph Michael Schnöller
Joseph Michael Schnöller (born September 16, 1707 in Unterbach near Stockach near Elbigenalp in the Lechtal; † July 31, 1767 in Schuttern) was a builder and architect . His son Joseph Michael Schnöller jr. (Born August 26, 1743 in Kraichen im Lechtal) later became a master builder; he is by the addition jr. to distinguish.
Life
Joseph Michael Schnöller was the son of Martin Schnöller, who belonged to the Elbigenalp Masons' Guild , a sub-organization of the Great Bichlbach Guild in Bichlbach near Reutte, where he also learned the mason trade. He was successful so that he could get married on January 21, 1734. He had seven children with his wife Anna Maria. After the birth of their last child on September 19, 1746, the family moved to Alsace. The new building of the church in Grussenheim was probably the reason for this.
plant
- 1748 Grussenheim parish church (destroyed in World War II , rebuilt)
- 1753 bell tower of the church in Ebersheim (Bas-Rhin)
- 1763 Evangelical parish church in Meißenheim
- 1766 Schuttern Monastery Church , (burned down, parts of the facade were preserved, and rebuilt in the 19th century)
literature
- Hermann Brommer : Joseph Michael Schnöller (1707–1767). A Tyrolean baroque master builder on the Upper Rhine , in: Badische Heimat , issue 1, March 1979, pages 17–33
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Schnöller, Joseph Michael |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Builder and Architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 16, 1707 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Unterbach near Stockach near Elbigenalp in the Lech Valley |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 31, 1767 |
| Place of death | Shaking |