Wilhelm Rincklake
Ludger Wilhelm Rincklake OSB (born June 9, 1851 in Münster as Aloysius Wilhelmus Henricus Rincklake ; † September 1927 in the Maria Laach Abbey ) was a German architect who joined the Maria Laach Benedictine Abbey in 1896 and then exclusively for his order and other ecclesiastical clients was active. He is one of the most important representatives of neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic in the sacred architecture of Westphalia .
Wilhelm Rincklake was born as the son of Caspar Rincklake and Bernhardine Rincklake. Bartels born. His older brother August Rincklake was also an architect and, after Wilhelm Rincklake joined the Benedictine order, continued his architectural office in Münster.
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Among other things, one of his most outstanding works was the Ludgerus Cathedral in Billerbeck , as well as the St. Hildegard Abbey and the Gerleve Abbey near Coesfeld .
The following buildings are also by Rincklake:
- 1880 Sonsbeck , interior decoration of St. Maria-Magdalena
- 1882 Münster, furnishings St. Mauritz
- 1883 Angelmodde, St. Agatha ; Laggenbeck, tower of the Church of St. Maria Magdalena; Bork, extension and equipment of the St. Stephanus church
- 1884 Everswinkel , St. Marien; Münster, restoration of St. Mauritz; Epe (Westphalia) , St. Agatha ; Freckenhorst , St. Bonifatius equipment
- 1885 Billerbeck, drafts for an extension of St. Johannes
- 1886 Alverskirchen , furnishings and pastorate, St. Agatha; Rhedebrugge, St. Maria Immaculata
- 1887 Venne , St. Johannes choir; Sendenhorst , hospital
- 1888 Mettingen, St. Agatha
- 1889 Freckenhorst, St. Petri; Steinbeck , St. Philippus and Jacobus
- 1890 Ibbenbüren , pastorate
- 1891 Appelhülsen , reconstruction of St. Mary's Assumption; Recklinghausen , St. Marien
- 1892 Neubeckum , St. Joseph; Ibbenbüren, equipment St. Mauritius; Wadersloh , St. Margaretha; Bockum-Hövel , St. Pankratius ; Billerbeck, St. Ludgerus ; Füchtorf, tower - design, St. Mariä Himmelfahrt; Heiden , St. George
- 1894 Emsdetten , hospital; Lünen, St. Marien; Nordwalde , extension of St. Dionysius
- 1895 Hullern, St. Andreas ; Munster, Herz-Jesu-Kirche
- 1896 Lünen, St. Marien
- 1896 Saerbeck, St. Georg ; Neuenkirchen , St. Anna
- 1897–1899 Steinfeld (Oldenburg), St. Johannes Baptist (executed by August Rincklake)
- 1901–1904 Gerleve Abbey near Coesfeld (unfinished)
- 1907–1909 St. Joseph (Berlin-Wedding)
- 1898–1927 designs for several monasteries and churches in Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium
He also built private houses and other buildings.
literature
- Gerhard Ribbrock: August and Wilhelm Rincklake. Historicism architects of the late 19th century (= monument preservation and research in Westphalia, 7). Habelt, Bonn 1985, ISBN 3-7749-2087-7 .
Individual evidence
- ^ Order name Rincklakes after the first bishop of Münster
- ^ Franz Ortmann (ed.): St. John the Baptist. Historicism stained glass. Steinfeld in Oldenburg. Festschrift Hundred Years of the Catholic Parish Church in Steinfeld. November 16, 1899 - November 16, 1999. Druckhaus Friedr. Schmücker, Löningen 1999, ISBN 3-9806575-2-3 , pp. 128-130.
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| SURNAME | Rincklake, Wilhelm |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Rincklake, Ludger Wilhelm (full name); Rincklake, Aloysius Wilhelmus Henricus (secular name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 9, 1851 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Muenster |
| DATE OF DEATH | September 1927 |
| Place of death | Maria Laach Abbey |