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Franz Brochier. Polling - Ehem. Stiftskirche Hl. Kreuz / Achbergkapelle

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07.12.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 538 | Franz Brochier. Polling - Ehem. Stiftskirche Hl. Kreuz / Achbergkapelle
Franz Brochier
Polling - Ehem. Stiftskirche Hl. Kreuz / Achbergkapelle
R. u. signiert und 1915 datiert, l. u. Ortsbezeichnung Kloster Polling. Aquarell über Bleistift, weiß gehöht. BA 54 x 60 cm. Min. gebräunt, min. fleckig. Rahmen min. besch. (77 x 82 cm).

Franz Brochier war der Sohn des Königlichen Rates Eugen Brochier (1822-1902. Vgl. Kat.-Nr. 552). Er war Architekt im Atelier von Josef von Schmaedel in München. 1897 übersiedelte er nach Nürnberg, wo er bis 1920 Direktor der Kunstgewerbeschule war. 1902/03 war er Vorsitzender im Nürnberger Baukunstausschuss und Leiter des Innenausbaus der Nürnberger Elisabethkirche. Bekanntheit erlangte Franz Brochier durch seine Entwürfe für Grabmäler, Möbel, Metallgerät und Porzellan. Er entwarf auch Objekte im Auftrag König Ludwigs II. von Bayern, so Tafelgerät (1884) und Vasen für Herrenchiemsee (1878). 1886 fertigte er den Entwurf für die Herzurne König Ludwigs II. in der Altöttinger Gnadenkapelle.

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