Martin Pacobello

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Grave monument for Ulrich von Ernau in the parish church Moosburg
Family grave stone for Georg Siegmund von Neuhaus
Figural tombstone for his daughter Katharina Pacobello (1610), Klagenfurt parish church
Children's grave stone for Philipp Jacob Platzer († 1620)
Children's grave stone for Nicolaus Platzer († 1613)

Martin Pacobello was an Italian Renaissance sculptor († February 4, 1630 in Graz ) who worked in Carinthia and Styria .

Life

The dates of birth of Martin Pacobello are unknown. The Pacobello family probably immigrated to Carinthia from northern Italy around 1600. Martin Pacobello had a workshop with journeymen in Klagenfurt . One of Pacobello's first known works is the family epitaph made in 1604 for Georg Siegmund von Neuhaus in the provost church of Gurnitz . 1606 Martin Pacobello becomes the Estates appointed sculptor and polishing. From 1612 he created significant works for the Gurk Cathedral , where he made other grave monuments in addition to the monumental tomb for the provost Karl Grimming. After he was not allowed to erect the high altar of the Gurk Cathedral as anticipated, he migrated to Graz , where his brother Philibert, also a sculptor, lived. Martin Pacobello died on February 4, 1630 as a result of a brawl.

Works

  • Family epitaph for Siegmund von Neuhaus, provost church of Gurnitz (1604)
  • Coat of arms grave stone for Paul and Oswald Dorn, parish church of St Jakob in Villach (1605)
  • Coat of arms grave stone for Abraham Höhenkircher, parish church Rosegg (1605)
  • Epitaph of Ullrich Mayerl, Berg im Drautal parish church (1606)
  • Coat of arms stone for Franz Khevenhüller, Hochosterwitz Castle Church (1607)
  • Figurative grave monument for Ulrich von Ernau , Moosburg parish church (1609)
  • Coat of arms of Ernau, Moosburg parish church (1609)
  • Coat of arms for Ludwig von Dietrichstein, Carinthian State Museum in Klagenfurt (1609)
  • Figural tombstone for his daughter Katharina Pacobello, Klagenfurt-St. Egid (1610)
  • Heraldic panel for Anna von Dietrichstein-Moosheim, Carinthian State Museum in Klagenfurt (1611)
  • Figurative grave monument for Karl von Grimming (was Provost of Gurk from 1570 , Auxiliary Bishop of Gurk from 1592 ), in Gurk Cathedral (1612)
  • Coat of arms tombstone for Joachim Weinzieher, Klagenfurt parish church (1612)
  • Pregrad-Ossiach-Piberstein boundary stone, near Biberstein Castle in Himmelberg (1612)
  • Epitaph Christoph Theinacher, Karner in Maria Saal (1612)
  • Children's grave stone for Nikolaus Platzer, parish church Sankt Veit an der Glan (1613)
  • Coat of arms grave stone for Bartholomäus Khevenhüller, former chapel in the ruins of Landkron (1613), was restored in 2015
  • Gravestone for Canon Mellensteiner, Gurk Cathedral (1617, lost)
  • Baptismal font, collegiate church St. Paul in Lavanttal (1619)
  • Figural tombstone for Philipp Jacob Platzer, parish church Sankt Veit an der Glan (1620)
  • Coat of arms of the Khevenhüller, Carinthian State Museum in Klagenfurt (not dated)
  • Gravestone for Ferdinand Graf von Ortenburg-Salamanka, husband of Anna Neumann, Murau (1616, lost)
  • Grave slab for Anna Neumann, Countess Schwarzenberg, Capuchin Church (1623)
  • Coat of arms tombstone for Baron von Stadl, Graz Cathedral (1629)

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Carinthian Catholic Church: The parish church Stall

literature

  • Barbara Kienzel, Wilhelm Deuer: Renaissance in Carinthia. With a contribution by Eckart Vancsa . Carinthia Verlag, Klagenfurt 1996, ISBN 3-85378-438-0 , pp. 40-44.

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Pacobello, Martin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH 16th Century
DATE OF DEATH 17th century