Wilhelm Jacobi (sculptor)

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Wilhelm Friedrich Ludwig Otto Jacobi (born December 6, 1863 in Neubrandenburg , † after 1921 ) was a German sculptor .

Life

Wilhelm Jacobi is the son of the glove maker and manufacturer (Friedrich Heinrich) Anton Jacobi (also Jacoby ), who immigrated from Teschendorf to Neubrandenburg in 1858 as the son of a pastor , took the oath there and moved to Berlin in 1869. One brother, Friedrich Jacobi, was a doctor in Berlin; another, Hermann Jacobi, was a Protestant pastor in Rüdersdorf.

Jacobi first attended evening classes at the Royal Art School, from 1892 to 1898 he studied at the Academic College for Fine Arts in Berlin with Ernst Herter and Karl Hilgers . Hilgers involved him in the monument to Kaiser Wilhelm I in Stettin . Around 1895 Jacobi worked for three years with Rudolf Siemering on his Washington monument for Philadelphia . The last sign of life dates from 1921.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hermann Alexander Müller, Hans Wolfgang Singer: Jacobi, Wilhelm . In: General Artist Lexicon . Supplements and corrections. Literary Institute, Rütten & Loening, Frankfurt a. M. 1906 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).