Ludwig Eisenberger (sculptor)

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Ludwig Eisenberger was a German sculptor who worked in Berlin from 1895 to 1920 .

life and work

Little is known about Eisenberger's life. From 1895 to 1920 he worked as a sculptor in Berlin, where he created numerous bronze statuettes , which were often handcrafted by the Gladenbeck foundry located there . The Magdeburg art institute Reps & Trinte sold Eisenberger's designs. His works often showed male and female nudes and had titles such as

  • Young warrior with a spear
  • Female nude with a shell , 1910
  • Male nude with a whip
  • Bathers
  • Ironworkers
  • Slave with lions
  • Athlete as a warrior , around 1900
  • Gladiator with two tigers
  • Standing Germanic warrior over a Roman standard
  • Standing foil fencer, examining the blade of his weapon
  • fencer
  • Archer
  • Gooseies
  • Standing youth in loincloth with short sword and laurel wreath
  • Warrior with shield
  • Equestrian portrait of Bartolomeo Colleoni
  • Triumphant Gaul

At the Great Berlin Art Exhibition in 1900, Eisenberger showed a female bronze figure.

  • Eisenberger's work from the Reps & Trinte product range catalog, around 1900

  • Bow binder , Eisenberger

  • The bather , Eisenberger

  • The youth , Eisenberger

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Magdeburg City Planning Office: The Napoleonic Foundations of Magdeburg. Socio-urban studies of the Neue Neustadt and the Sudenburg. 1994, p. 125.
  2. ^ Great Berlin Art Exhibition, 1900. Catalog. Prussian Academy of Arts, Association of Berlin Artists, State Art Academy Düsseldorf, Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1900, p. 93.
personal data
SURNAME Eisenberger, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH 19th century
DATE OF DEATH 20th century