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Marx Reichlich: Stoning of St. Stephen , detail of the Jacobus and Stephan altar (1506)

Marx Reichlich (* around 1460 in Brixen ; † 1520 presumably there) was a South Tyrolean painter of the late Gothic period . He worked mainly in South Tyrol and Tyrol.

Live and act

Marx worked in Salzburg from 1494 to 1508 and it is believed that he was a student of Friedrich Pacher and an employee of Michael Pacher , who had a strong influence on him, worked on the altar of the Salzburg Franciscan Church and continued its workshop. He developed his own color scheme, later also with Venetian and Lombard influences.

In 1508 he restored the frescoes in Runkelstein Castle (South Tyrol). The high altar for Heiligenblut that he started was completed by W. Maller. Around 1500 he made the altar in St. Peter in Salzburg. Today parts are in the Austrian Belvedere Gallery and are privately owned. After 1500, two predelle wings were built in Wilten Abbey with the Adoration of the Shepherds, Adoration of the Kings, Visitation and Anna Selbdritt.

Master of the portrait

Today Marx Reichlich is also identified with the master of the portrait , a painter of this portrait whose name is not known for certain.

Temple of Mary , 1502 (?), Belvedere , Vienna

Visitation , 1502 (?), Belvedere , Vienna

Works

• Wilten Epiphany , 1489. Tyrolean State Museum , Innsbruck
• The Last Judgment , circa 1490. Chrysler Museum of Art , Norfolk, Virginia
• St. George and St. Florian with donor Florian Waldauf , around 1501/05. City Museum Hall in Tirol
• Temple walk of Mary , 1502 (?). Belvedere , Vienna
• Visitation , 1502 (?). Belvedere , Vienna
• Jakobus-Stephanus-Altar , 1506 (pictures from the cycle). Alte Pinakothek , Munich
• Jakobus-Stephanus-Altar , 1506 (pictures from the cycle). Neustift Abbey near Brixen
• Marien Altar from Neustift Abbey near Brixen (fragments), 1511. Alte Pinakothek , Munich
• Gregor Angrer, Canon of Brixen , 1519. Tyrolean State Museum, Innsbruck
• The Fool , 1519/20, on loan from Yale University Art Gallery

Single receipts

1. ↑ Lukas Madersbacher: Marx Reichlich and the master of the Angrerbildnis. Dissertation, Univ. Innsbruck 1994
2. ↑ K. McMillan: Last Judgment, c. 1490, Marx Reichlich . In: Work of the month June 2004, Chrysler Museum of Art, accessed online December 2009
3. ↑ "St. George and St. Florian with founder Florian Waldauf", AEIOU, in: Austria Forum, the Austrian Knowledge Network. Accessed online December 2009
4. ↑ Inventory list of the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen No. 2589-2591, 2594, 2595, 8571, 8639, 8640
5. ↑ Inventory list of the Bavarian State Painting Collections No. 2587, 1459, 2588 and 5302
6. ↑ Tiroler Landesmuseum Inv.Nr. According to 122
7. ^ Yale University Art Gallery - Collections

literature

• Lukas Madersbacher: Marx Reichlich and the master of the Angrerbildnis. Dissertation, Univ. Innsbruck 1994
• Robert Darmstädter: Reclam's artist lexicon. Philipp Reclam jun., Stuttgart 1979, ISBN 3-15-010281-2
• Gisela Goldberg:  Abundant, Marx. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 21, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-428-11202-4 , p. 316 f. ( Digitized version ).

Web links

Commons : Marx Reichlich  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Entry on Marx Reichlich in the Austria Forum  (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )
• Works on Marx Reichlich and workshop in: Digitales Belvedere (digital.belvedere.at)