Vincent Stoltenberg Lark

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Vincent Stoltenberg Lerche , photo, 1880
Oldsaksgranskeren , 1865
Tenth day in the monastery , 1873
Grave of the painter Vincent Stoltenberg Lerche (2019)

Vincent Stoltenberg Lerche (born September 5, 1837 in Tønsberg , Norway, † December 28, 1892 in Düsseldorf ) was a Norwegian painter who also called his paintings “Vinc. St. Lerche ”signed.

Life

Lerche was born to the father of the same name (1809-1894; the grandfather (1766-1820) also had the same name), and his wife Jane Matthew, née Døderlein (1804-1860). Half-sister Valborg Lerche (1873-1931), social worker and Norway's first female theologian , came from her marriage to Kristine (Christine) Marie Rosenvinge (1838–1926), daughter of the meteorologist Abraham Bredahl Rosenvinge (1810–1884) .

In 1855 he finished his school education and then went to Düsseldorf in 1856 , where he was trained in the painting style prevailing there at the Düsseldorf School of Painting, among others with Benjamin Vautier . He first painted architectural pieces and therefore went to Venice, from there to the Rhine, where he painted churches by name, and finally to the north at home, where Trondheim and Roskilde offered him models.

The grave of the painter Vincent Stoltenberg Lerche is located in what is now the northern part of the Golzheimer Friedhof in Düsseldorf.

He also made a name for himself as a cartoonist and soon populated his monastery courtyards, sacristies and church corridors with cheerful scenes from the world of Catholic priests and monks. Later he also painted interiors with figures from the 18th century. His main works are:

  • The interior of the Lamberti Church in Düsseldorf (1862)
  • Monastery library (1872)
  • The tenth day in the monastery (1873)
  • An inn in Cologne during the French occupation (1880)
  • The church plan (1886)
  • Seaman's Tales (1886)

He was also active as a writer with the publications Reiseskizzen (1872 and 1874), Small Pictures for Big Children , two booklets Nursery Rhymes and Folk Tones in Arabesques (1876 and 1879). He also worked as an illustrator for numerous articles for German, Swedish and Norwegian magazines. Lerches grave is on field VII in the northern part of the Golzheim cemetery .

In 1866 he married Marie Rittershausen (1842–1926), the daughter of Carl Heinrich Alfred Rittershausen . Family research shows the following children from their first marriage: Margrethe Sophie Lerche (1869–1938), Gunhild Lerche (1870–1893) and the physician Axel Wilhelm Bertold Stoltenberg Lerche (1872–1905) The entry on Hans Stoltenberg Lerche in the store norske leksikon is it can be inferred that he was the firstborn child in the family. Accordingly, the manager and entrepreneur Jean Gustave Stoltenberg-Lerche is his grandson.

Works

  • Med blyanten: loos blade af en malers skisseböger, Ny samling. Kristiania 1873-1874.
  • Små Billeder for store Børn. Ny Samling. Kristiania 1876-1879.
  • Fra det gamle Hjørneskab: Skisser fra en Smaaby i Firtiaarene. Kristiania 1893.
  • The Mummy. urn : nbn: de: hbz: 061: 2-35067 (digitized edition of the University and State Library Düsseldorf ).

literature

Web links

Commons : Vincent Stoltenberg Lerche  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Vincent Stoltenberg Lerche , at geneanet.org.
  2. a b c d Valborg Lerche in Norsk biografisk leksikon.
  3. ^ Rittershausen (Carl Heinrich Alfred). In: Adolph Carl Peter Callisen: Medicinisches Writer Lexicon of the now living doctors, surgeons, obstetricians, pharmacists, and naturalists of all educated peoples by Adolph Carl Peter Callisen: Medicinisches Writer Lexicon of the now living authors Addendum. Volume 31, Royal. Deaf-Mute Institute in Schleswig, 1843. p. 479 ( books.google.de ).
  4. Hans Stoltenberg Lerche , store norske leksikon.