Chronicle

November 1823

Overview

In November 1823, historical sources document both art-historical retrospectives on the work of court painter Christoph Helfenrieder in Meran and current official announcements by the Lana district court. The latter concern the publicly announced auction of the Kränzlgut estate in Cermes, originating from the estate of the Counts von Stahlburg descendants. These documents reflect essential facets of the region's local administrative and cultural history.

Articles

24 November 1823Der Bote für Tirol1819–18295 tags

Public Auction of the Kränzlgut in Tscherms and Further Land Parcels

The Landgericht Lana announces the public auction of the Kränzlgut estate in Tscherms as well as associated and adjacent land parcels belonging to the descendants of Count von Stahlburg. The auction will take place in Lana on December 10, 1823, with a starting price of 13,500 Rhenish florins. The edict outlines the properties, water rights, manorial dues, and detailed purchasing conditions.

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17 November 1823Der Bote für Tirol1819–18294 tags

The painter Christoph Helfenrieder in Merano

A biographical contribution to art history about court painter Christoph Helfenrieder, who fled to Merano in the 17th century. There he created significant sacred works, including for the parish church of Merano and the Schnals Charterhouse, before dying during a outbreak of plague in 1635.

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