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Emanuel Pendl (born February 23, 1845 in Merano, † 28 September 1927 in Vienna) was an Austrian painter and sculptor with South Tyrolean roots (son of the sculptor Franz Pendl and grandson of Johann Baptist Pendl (1791 - 1859)). He is the father of Erwin Pendls.
Emanuel Pendl
Life and work
Pendl reportedly tried on 15 . August 1919, together with his seriously neurotic woman, committed suicide by inhaling gas [1] - reports of the incident, the Franciscan Pendl lost their lives were, however, the two sons Pendls to the press then corrects the effect that on the part of their father were not suicidal intention was to attribute to the inhalation of coal gas by the parent would be an attack of mental confusion. [2]
Emanuel Pendl was a student at the Vienna Academy [1], and has numerous monumental sculptures for the Vienna Ringstrasse created or with artistic jewelry provided (Justice Palace, Burgtheater, Parliament, University, City Hall) [1], but also in Graz (statues at the main building of the Karl- Franzens-University, as well as on the facade of City Hall) or in Merano (Andreas Hofer monument), there are important items from him.
Pendl, who lived near the Prater (Wehlistraße 226, Vienna-Leopold Town) [1], on 9 September 1927 on the outskirts of Praterstern knocked down by a road train of the line AK. The injuries resulted from the accident within three weeks to the death of the artist. [3]
Emanuel Pendl was buried in Vienna's central cemetery in a grave of honor in the city of Vienna to rest. [4]
Literature
Carl Wolf: An artist Meran family. (Part 1/3). In: Merano paper [5]. No. 51/1887 (Twenty-first year), 28 April 1887, pp. 783 f - full-text online.
-: An artist Meran family. (Part 2/3). In: Merano newspaper. No. 52/1887 (Twenty-first year), 30 April 1887, page eight hundred and first - Full-text online.
-: An artist Meran family. (Part 3/3). In: Merano newspaper. No. 53/1887 (Twenty-first year), 3 May 1887, pp. 823rd - Full-text online.
Alois Menghin: An artist Meran sex. First the "old" Pendl (John Bapt. Pendl). Second Francis Pendl. Third Emanuel Pendl. Wohlgemuth, Bolzano 1887, pp. 19 ff [6]
Charles Fox: The artist Gender Pendl, on the occasion of the 60th Birthday of the sculptor Emanuel Pendl described. Konegen, Vienna 1905th [7]
E (Zurich) Egg - E (gon) Kühebacher: Emanuel Pendl. In: Austrian Biographical Dictionary 1815-1950 (ABL). Volume 7, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna 1978, ISBN 3-7001-0187-2, pp. 404 f (Direct Links on p 404, p 405).
Notes and references
↑ abcd suicide attempt by the sculptor Pendl .. In: The Free Press, 16 August 1919, pp. 13 (online at ANNO)
↑ The suicide of the wife of the sculptor Pendl .. In: The Free Press, 19 August 1919, pp. 9 (online at ANNO)
↑ A brief history. (...) Sculptor Emanuel Pendl died. In: The Free Press, the morning paper (No. 22642/1927), 29 September 1927, pp. 7, bottom right. (Online at ANNO).
↑ Abraham Hedwig: Prof. Emanuel Pendl (...) Group 33 F, Series 1, No. 26 In: viennatouristguide.at, accessed on 20 August 2011.
↑ ZDB-ID 2432561-2.
↑ catalog cards Austrian National Library.
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