Michael Kössler

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St. Ingnatius altar in the parish church of Glatz

Michael Koessler (also Kößler; Kösler, Koeßler * to 1670 in Swabia , † after 1734 ) was a German sculptor and carver of Baroque . His work places were in Wroclaw , in the then directly to Bohemia belonging Glatz , in Moravia , in the Duchy of Nysa and in the Duchy of Opole .

Life

Anna selbdritt , Moravian old town

The life data of Michael Kössler, who came from Swabia, are not known. On August 2, 1699, he married in Breslau and had a child baptized there that same year. Another child was baptized in Glatz in 1708 , where he acquired citizenship and presumably ran a sculpture workshop until the 1720s. His place of residence in Falkenberg is proven for 1728 .

Works

In County Glatz

  • Glatz , Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary:
    • Carved Figures of the Fourteen Holy Helpers (1704)
    • Ignatius Altar (1712-1713) or (1737)
  • Konradswalde , parish church: high altar (1705; 1751 removed ), figures of St. Blasius and Valentin (1705)
  • Reinerz , Parish Church of St. Peter and Paul: high altar and pulpit Shark (1718; has long been mistaken for a work of d Michael Klahr the Elder.. Kept )

In the principality of Neisse

  • Grottkau , parish church St. Michael: Architectural high altar with figures (1728)

In the Duchy of Opole

  • Himmelwitz , former monastery church of the Assumption of Mary: main altar in Régence style (1734)

In Moravia

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Ryszard Gładkiewicz: Kłodzko: dzieje miasta Ed. Muzeum Ziemi Kłodzkiej, 1998, p, 204.
  2. Travel guide: The Glatzer Land - Glatz / Kłodzko. grafschaft-glatz.de, accessed on November 5, 2019 .
  3. Drahomír Polák: History mariánského sloupu v Šumperku. Šumperk 1996, p. 53 (Czech).
  4. Helena Zápalková: sv Sousoší. Anny Samotřetí z kostela sv. Anny ve Starém Městě pod Sněžníkem. Příspěvek k dílu slezského sochaře Michala Kösslera. Střední Morava Olomouc 14, 2008, issue 27, pp. 32–39.