Bert Praxenthaler:
Projects for Preservation of Monuments and Historic Sculpture
Sculptor and Art Historian | info@praxenthaler.de | Tel: +49 8191 98 91 58 | D-86929 Penzing, Epfenhausen, Bahnhofstr. 12
International Preservation Projects for
ICOMOS / UNESCO
in Bamiyan, Afghanistan

2004/2005/2006/2007

Salvaging, documentation and emergancy preservation of fragments of the Buddhas of Bamiyan, Afghanistan. The Buddhas had been destroyed by Taliban in March 2001. In cooperation with the University of Aachen. More:
Report 2004

Report 2005/1

afghanische Arbeiter in der Nische des Gr. Buddha

2004: Afghan Workers
salvage fragments of the Western Buddha

ICOMOS International
ICOMOS, Deutsches Nationalkomitee
Bayerisches Landesamt für Denkmalpflege
Deutscher Restauratorenverband
Bert Praxenthaler:
Sculpture and graphics -current works
 
 
 
 
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Bavaria

Restoration and reconstruction of historic sculpture


Since 1986 I am working as a freelance in the fields of preservation and restoration as a sculptor and art historian. Projects (selectionl): Frauenkirche München (Leinberger),
Buxheim, Haimpertshofen (Renaissanceretabel), Kaufbeuren (St. Blasius), Michelfeld (Asamkirche), Altomünster (Emporenbrüstungen), Rottenbuch (Klosterkirche)
notsicherung von putzfragmenten
2004: Consolidating the fragments of mud plaster
Felsfragment GBF 08.
Fragment Nr. 48 with traces of sculptural work
of Western Buddha


Fragment der Lehmfassung vom Gr. Buddha
Fragment of clay plaster of Western. Buddha
(with rope armature)
Chorgestühl in Buxheim, von Ignaz Waibl
1990-94: Baroque choir stalls(1694) iat Buxheim (Unterallgäu), rebuilding and partly reconstruction
Schwerlastkran vor der Nische des Gr. Buddha
2004:salvaging of rock fragments,
Western Buddha (56 m)
Hallen zur Lagerung der Felsfragmente
Storage halls with fragments, Western Buddha
Armierungshözer vom Gr. Buddha
Armature wooden pegs, Western Buddha
Karyatide in Buxheim
Buxheim: Reconstruction of a caryatid
In der Nische des Kleinen Buddha: Sicherung von vorhandenen Fragmenten.
2004:
In the niche of the Eastern. Buddha

Bergung von Felsfragmenten am Kl. Buddha mit Schwerlastkran
2005: salvaging of rock fragments, Eastern Buddha (38 m)
 
Renaissance altar at Haimpertshofen: design, reconstruction and restoration of ornaments
Bert Praxenthaler, Sculptor and Art Historian
info@praxenthaler.de | Tel/Fax: +49 8191 98 91 58 | D-86929 Penzing, Epfenhausen, Bahnhofstr. 12, Germany