Johann Michael
Rößler

copperplate engraver

christened Nürnberg, 28. Mar 1703

died Kopenhagen, 21. Oct 1777

1727-56 he was registered as a copperplate engraver in the Ämterbüchlein (a booklet with entrances of members of specific professions, who had to swear an annual oath of allegiance not to cause any harm to the city state of Nuremberg by their professional activities); in 1757 his name was canceled.

Views of locations, portraits and mythological pictures by him are known.

Style: Baroque

Works of art

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„The so-called new or back churchyard of St. Johannis…”

„The so-called new or back churchyard of St. Johannis…”
“The chapel of the noble family Holzschuher foundation …“

“The chapel of the noble family Holzschuher foundation …“
Posterior part of the Müntzer Mausoleum as seen from the north

Posterior part of the Müntzer Mausoleum as seen from the north
Anterior part of the Müntzer Mausoleum as seen from the south

Anterior part of the Müntzer Mausoleum as seen from the south
„God´s word of life makes Christans even unafraid of death“

„God´s word of life makes Christans even unafraid of death“
"The Church in the churchyard of St. Johannis..."

"The Church in the churchyard of St. Johannis..."
“The so-called little or preachers´ churchyard…”

“The so-called little or preachers´ churchyard…”
The great and anterior graveyard or churchyard of St. Johannis, a quarter of an hour from Nuremberg

The great and anterior graveyard or churchyard of St. Johannis, a quarter of an hour from Nuremberg