Matthias Binder

Matthias Binder (also Matthias Bindner * 1704 or 1705 , † 1777 ) was a Baroque - builder of the Teutonic Order , which especially in Ellingen worked.

Buildings (selection)

Castle church in Ellingen

Gravestone for Matthias Binder at the church of St. Georg in Ellingen

Castle in Ellingen
Castle church of Ellingen Castle (started by Franz Joseph Roth ), 1746 to 1752
Lierheim Castle in Möttingen
St. Augustine in Stopfenheim
Teutonic Order House in Dinkelsbühl
Neue Gasse in Ellingen, from 1749
St. Nikolaus in Spalt , 1767 to 1771
Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows in the Liebfrauenmünster in Wolframs-Eschenbach , 1749
St. Martin in Unterschneidheim
former synagogue in Ellingen, 1757

Bärbel Schäfer: Ellingen, on the conception of a rural cultural seat of the Teutonic Order and the associated market in the 18th century by the architects Wilhelm Heinrich Beringer, Franz Keller, Franz Joseph Roth and Matthias Binder . Dissertation University of Munich 1993; also: Residenz and Markt Ellingen. For the conception of a country commander's seat in the 18th century . Middle Franconian Studies, Vol. 10. Ansbach: Historischer Verein für Mittelfranken 1994, ISBN 3-87707-480-4

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personal data
SURNAME	Binder, Matthias
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Bindner, Matthias
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	baroque Teutonic order builder
DATE OF BIRTH	1704 or 1705
DATE OF DEATH	1777