Theres Strigl

Theres Strigl (also Therese or Theresia , also Striegl ; * July 15, 1824 in Sautens ; † February 16, 1908 there ) was an Austrian painter .

Life

Theres Strigl was the daughter of the painter and first mayor of Sautens Nikolaus Strigl (1784–1866), from whom she received her first painting lessons together with her sisters Antonia and Marianne. She then studied with Caspar Jele in Innsbruck for a year , where she was also influenced by Franz Hellweger . In Sautens she ran a painting workshop with her sisters, in which mainly religious works such as altarpieces, antependia , stations of the cross , images of fasting , holy graves or votive tablets in the style of the Nazarenesoriginated. Most were intended for churches and chapels in the area, but some works can also be found in other parts of North and South Tyrol. In addition, a few pictures with secular motifs, such as views from the Ötztal , have survived. Theres Strigl also worked as a restorer of church works.

Works

Fasten picture flagellation , parish church Ladis , 1876/77

Holy grave, Sautens, 1859
Holy grave, Strengen , 1859
Stations of the Cross, Ochsengarten , 1860
Stations of the Cross, Haiming , 1860
Stations of the Cross, Sölden , 1860
Painting St. Anna with Maria , Antoniuskapelle in Bichlbächle ( Berwang municipality ), 1865
Altarpiece coat donation of St. Martin , Parish Church Huben in the Ötztal , 1873
Painting St. Cosmas and Damian help the sick , Bachebenkapelle in Rietz , 1876
Images of fasting crucifixion group , Jesus on the Mount of Olives and flagellation , Ladis parish church , 1876/77
Painting of the Holy Family , Stipplerhof Chapel in Gärberbach ( Mutters municipality ), 1880
Painting Christ as the friend and helper of the sick , Chapel in Obladis , 1887
Station shrine Christ takes leave of his mother , Calvary Mösern , 1899
Antependium poor souls in purgatory , parish church Imsterberg

literature

Ellen Hastaba: Strigl (Striegl) Theres (e). In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950 (ÖBL). Volume 13, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 2007–2010, ISBN 978-3-7001-6963-5 , p. 404.
Inge Praxmarer: “As if they wanted to take the glory of our superiority away from us.” Visual artists in Tyrol. In: Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government (ed.): Panoptica. women.culture.tyrol. Innsbruck 2013, p. 47 ( PDF; 16 MB )

Web links

Commons : Theres Strigl - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Notes and individual references

↑ According to other information, originated in 1891
↑ Robert Klien, Günther Holzknecht: The parish church of St. Martin. In: Robert Klien (ed.): Ladis village book. Ladis 2008, pp. 280–292 ( PDF; 11.2 MB )
^ Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government (ed.): Kulturberichte aus Tirol 2013. 64th Monument Report. Innsbruck 2013, p. 67 ( PDF; 11.5 MB )
↑ Niche shrine, station shrine Christ takes leave of his mother. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved March 4, 2014 .
^ Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government (ed.): Kulturberichte aus Tirol 2009. 61st Monument Report. Innsbruck 2009, p. 63 ( PDF; 7.8 MB )

personal data
SURNAME	Strigl, Theres
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Strigl, Therese; Strigl Theresia; Striegl Theres; Striegl Therese, Striegl Theresia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian painter
DATE OF BIRTH	July 15, 1824
PLACE OF BIRTH	Sautens
DATE OF DEATH	February 16, 1908
Place of death	Sautens

[1] According to other information, originated in 1891

[2] Robert Klien, Günther Holzknecht: The parish church of St. Martin. In: Robert Klien (ed.): Ladis village book. Ladis 2008, pp. 280–292 ( PDF; 11.2 MB )

[3] Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government (ed.): Kulturberichte aus Tirol 2013. 64th Monument Report. Innsbruck 2013, p. 67 ( PDF; 11.5 MB )

[4] Niche shrine, station shrine Christ takes leave of his mother. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved March 4, 2014 .

[5] Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government (ed.): Kulturberichte aus Tirol 2009. 61st Monument Report. Innsbruck 2009, p. 63 ( PDF; 7.8 MB )