Mathias Camin

Mathias Camin (Caminada?) (Also: Matteo) was a leading baroque plasterer in Styria in the 17th century , especially in Graz .

Works

Graz

• 1627 (?): Franciscan church, sacristy (attribution)
• 1640: Maria-Hilf-Kirche, Bonaventura-Kapelle
• 1641: Katharinenkirche, mausoleum, wall and dome stucco
• 1645: Stift Lambrecht, Kaisersaal, Stuck together with Taddeo Galli
• 1650: House at Hauptplatz 16, facade (attribution)
• 1658: Maria-Hilf-Kirche, Maria-Chapel of Sorrows, stucco of the lantern
• 1659/1660: St. Gotthard Castle, stucco on the upper floor of the arcade (attribution)
• 1660: Hallerschloss in Graz-Waltendorf, SW tower, vaulted stucco
• 1660: Cathedral, sacristy: vault stucco (attribution)
• 1662: Crab cellar, 2nd floor
• 1660/1670: Palais Dietrichstein (Burggasse), Great Hall (richly stuccoed)
• 1670: Joanneum, 2nd floor of the arcades

Pilgrimage Church of Mariazell

• 1649–1669: Stucco cladding and decoration of the pillars and the ceilings in the three naves, in the chapels and on the galleries

Seckau Abbey

• 1660: Kaisersaal, stucco together with Taddeo Galli (attribution)

Hall Castle

• Stucco (attribution)

literature

• Max Pfister: Master builder from Graubünden - pioneer of the baroque . Bündner Monatsblatt, Chur 1993, p. 232.

Web links

• Stucco in Mariazell
• Photo of the Imperial Hall of the Seckau Abbey ( memento from February 26, 2005 in the Internet Archive )