Johann d. J.
Dußel (Dusel)

A son of Johann the Elder, candlestick maker, he became a master on 15.4.1757, and a juror in 1780. In the entry of his wife Anna Sibylla in the death book of 23.7.1799, Johann Dußel was described as a redfounder, publisher and prisaunmeister. He had taken over the office of Prisaunmeister from his father.

He made epitaphs on a larger scale. Mz: half bishop with staff (inference from his portrait in the jury book of the Rotsmiths). In 1784, he gave his father's mz. "Sonne" to Johann Andreas Sederer.

Works: NÜRNBERG, Johannis- u. Rochusfriedhof: at least 20 epitaphs (father u. son), Verz. s. KDM Nürnberg, 1977.

 Lit.: Lockner No. 1453; Stengel, in: GNM M, 1918/19, p. 116 u. 149; BFFK 1936, p. 106.

 (quoted from the Nuremberg Künstlerlexikon, edited by Manfred H. Grieb).