Kilian Ponheimer the Elder

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Kilian Ponheimer (called Kilian Ponheimer the Elder ) (born April 26, 1757 in Vienna ; died August 5, 1828 there ), was an Austrian engraver .

Life

Kilian Ponheimer was the son of Otto Heinrich Ponheimer (1729–1796), a Viennese court musician. His brother was the musician Karl Ponheimer (1770–1806). In 1774 he became a student at the Academy of Fine Arts and was awarded a prize at this academy for a landscape engraved after his teacher Friedrich August Brand . Another teacher of his was Jacob Matthias Schmutzer , who had an influence on his technique. In 1786 Ponheimer furnished the work Beginnings of Muscle Theory by Joseph Barth with numerous tables.

He made landscapes after Brand, Schmutzer, Andreas Magnus Hunglinger, Anton Janscha , Jakob Philipp Hackert , Adam Johann Braun, Martin von Molitor , Franz Edmund Weirotter and others. For the well-known Wiener Kaufruf he created some genre pictures based on models by Georg Emanuel Opiz .

He had three daughters and three sons. Only his son of the same name, Kilian Ponheimer , who was born in 1788 and died in Vienna in 1829, was known.

Works (selection)

  • Map of de Switzerland redrawn after faden published by Franz Joh. Jos. from Reilly; engraved by Kil. Ponheimer. o. O., o. J. BnF Gallica
  • Joseph Barth: Beginnings of Muscle Theory . Anton Gassler, Vienna 1786.
  • Johann Kalchberg : The Counts of Cilli. an event from the past . Cilli, Graez 1792, 11845821 in VD 18 .
  • Franz Anton Schrämbl, CR Schindelmayer, Kilian Ponheimer: Latest general map of Germany in XXIV sheets based on Büsching's description of the earth, based on Chauchards and other latest maps. Joseph Philipp Schalbacher, Vienna 1797.
  • Franz Xaver Rudtorffer: Armamentarium Chirurgicum Selectum, Or Illustration And Description Of The Most Excellent Older And Newer Surgical Instruments. The copper plates engraved by Ponheimer . Strauss, Vienna 1817 [i. e. 1820]

literature

Web links

Commons : Kilian Ponheimer  - Album with pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. To distinguish his son of the same name.
  2. Albert Ilg is wrong when he writes: "He seems to have died in Vienna around 1840 in poor circumstances."
  3. Albert Ilg names Christian Brand .
  4. ^ Johann Georg Meusel : Miscellanea of ​​artistic content . Erfurt 1782, p. 248. Digitized
  5. Digitized copy of the Bavarian State Library
  6. Albert Ilg and H. Schöny only know their son Kilian Ponheimer (1788–1829) painter and engraver.
  7. ^ Archives for history, statistics, literature and art .