Chronicle

October 1826

Overview

In October 1826, the publication features an extensive ecclesiastical and art-historical treatise on St. Valentine's Church in Mais and its architectural history. The focus lies on the historical work of St. Valentine and the artistic output of the Puellacher painter family across multiple generations. The accounts also highlight the impact of historical events such as the Napoleonic Wars on the careers of local artists.

Articles

19 October 1826Der Bote für Tirol1819–18294 tags

The Church of St. Valentine in Mais and the Puellachers (Continuation)

The third installment of this biographical essay details the later career of the painter Puellacher and the artistic training of his son Leopold across Linz, Vienna, Hungary, and Transylvania. The Napoleonic Wars prompt Leopold's return to Tyrol in 1804. A footnote is dedicated to the Nauders-born painter Anton Klapeer, who was active in Meran.

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16 October 1826Der Bote für Tirol1819–18295 tags

The Church of St. Valentine in Mais and the Puellachers (Continuation)

Second part of the historical treatise on the Church of St. Valentine in Mais and the Puellacher painter family. Following an architectural overview from the 8th-century translations of relics and modifications in the 15th and 17th centuries to the 1826 restoration, the biographical account of Joseph Anton Puellacher begins.

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12 October 1826Der Bote für Tirol1819–18295 tags

On the History of the Church of St. Valentine in Mais

First installment of an ecclesiastical history treatise on Saint Valentine of Raetia and the Church of St. Valentine in Mais. It examines the historical sources, Valentine's missionary work and death in Mais around 470, and the subsequent stay and burial of Saint Corbinian.

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