!!!Sandrart, Joachim von

Sandrart, Joachim von, b. Frankfurt am Main (Germany), May 12, 1606, 
d. Nuremberg (Germany), Oct. 14, 1688, painter, copperplate engraver 
and writer on art. Wrote the "Teutsche Academie" (1675), the most 
important collection of sources of German baroque art.

!Works
Vienna: paintings in the Jesuit Church Am Hof; Schottenkirche 
(formerly high altarpiece, now in the Praelatensaal hall; in the 
church "Kreuzigung" and "Abschied der Apostel Petrus und Paulus"); 
Neulerchenfelder Pfarrkirche church (picture of the Crucifixion from 
St. Stephen´s Cathedral). - Salzburg: altarpiece St. Anne with 
Mary and the child Jesus in Salzburg Cathedral.

!Literature
C. Klemm, J. v. S., 1986.



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