Zeitungsreise: Living History
The final part of the obituary reflects on the tragic later years of the painter Johann Josef Karl Henrici in Bozen. Following the loss of his children and his blindness, the artist withdrew from public life, destroyed much of his work, and lived in isolation until his death in 1823.
This second part of the obituary describes the versatile artistic work of the painter Carl Henrici in and around Bozen. Alongside his altarpieces, frescoes, and allegorical works, it details his personality, lifestyle, and the honor bestowed upon him by the magistrate of Bozen.
A detailed obituary commemorates the life and work of the painter Karl Henrici, who died in Bozen in the autumn of 1823. Following his flight from Silesia to escape Prussian military conscription and years of study in Prague, Vienna, Venice, and Verona, he settled in Bozen. This first part of the biography highlights Henrici's career, training, and prolific artistic output.
Prince-Bishop Franz Xaver made a stop in Bozen on his journey to Trent. He was welcomed by the clergy and city magistrate, celebrated a mass at the provostry parish church, and imparted the apostolic blessing to the faithful.
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