Joseph Maximilian Kolb
Illustrations
Berlin, Borsig factory in Moabit
Berlin, Royal Palace with Spreebrücke
Duisburg, Ruhr place, General View
Dusseldorf, the Rhine with ships
Hildesheim, cloister from the east with Anne Chapel
Mannheim, with City Hall and St. Sebastian's Church
Münster (Westphalia), main market, with City Hall and St. Lambert's Church
Joseph Maximilian Kolb (* before 1818, † after 1859) was a German copper and steel engraver.
His architectural and urban representations are sometimes well known, but little is known about his life.
In 1838 he lived in Nuremberg and exhibited in the city museum. Maybe he was born there too, at least twenty years before.
He is also mentioned as an employee in the graphic studio of Johann Poppel in Munich. Several originals of his prints, as well as such Poppels itself, came from the painter Johann Friedrich Lange.
In the Bavarian capital he participated with a draft drawing in the discussion about the beautification of the Frauenkirche. The Cologne Cathedral he presented together with the completed in 1859 railway and road bridge.
literature
Manfred H. Grieb (ed.): Nuremberg artist's dictionary. Visual artists, artisans, scholars, collectors, cultural workers and patrons from the 12th to the middle of the 20th century. K.G. Saur, Munich 2007, ISBN 978-3-11-091296-8, p. 821 (Google Books).
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