Wilhelm Srb-Schloßbauer

Wilhelm Srb-Schloßbauer (born July 7, 1890 in Karlsbad , † February 6, 1972 in Geretsried ) was a German sculptor.

Life

Relief at the cultural center in Falkenau (Sokolov)

Frog King Fountain in Pullach

Srb-Schloßbauer studied at the master school for figural sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, after having already received training at the ceramic technical school in Teplitz-Schönau and the arts and crafts school in Prague . In 1928 he made a living mask for the painter Franz Radziwill (today in the State Museum for Art and Cultural History Oldenburg ). In 1944 the bust of the Sudeten German writer Emil Merker von Srb-Schlossbauer was exhibited at the Great German Art Exhibition in the House of German Art in Munich.

Like many Sudeten Germans , he had to leave Czechoslovakia after the Second World War and settled in Geretsried.

His works include u. a .:

Ash	Goethe fountain
Bonn	“The Plowman from Bohemia” owned by the Minister for Expellees
Dachau	Monument to the displaced
Duppau	Klement monument
Falkenau on the Eger	Relief A day in the miner's life at the miner's home, now a cultural center
Geretsried	Figures The water carriers at the city fountain
Carlsbad	Goethe medallion
Marienbad	Goethe monument
Ober-Lohma	Habermann monument
Pullach	Frog Prince Fountain
Saaz	Portrait heads for the Hopfenbauer memorial
Teplitz-Schönau	Masaryk monument
Waldkraiburg	Rübezahlbrunnen (1958)

Commons : Wilhelm Srb-Schloßbauer - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Srb-Schlossbauer, Wilhelm Article on the website of Kulturportal West-Ost
JK: Srb-Schloßbauer, Prof. Wilhelm . Entry in the database of the Oberpfälzer Kulturbund (currently not available)