Leonhard Dientzenhofer

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Leonhard Dientzenhofer (also: Johann Leonhard Dientzenhofer; * 20. February 1660 in St. Margarethen (Bavaria), county of Rosenheim; † 26. November 1707 in Bamberg) was a German builder and architect from the well known Dientzenhofer family of architect.

1 Family
2 Works
3 Literature
4 External links

[edit] Family

Leonhard was the seventh child of Georg Dientzenhofer and Anna Thanner. His four brothers Georg, Wolfgang, Christoph and Johann were also well known architects/builders. On January 30, 1685 in Waldsassen, he married Maria Anna Hager, a sister of the wife of his brother Georg. They had three sons and four daughters. Soon after the death of his Maria (July 6, 1699), he married in Bamberg Anna Margaretha Sünder from Staffelstein. They had two daughters.

[edit] Works

Facade of the monastery church St. Michael in Bamberg

Schloss Tambach

Bamberg
- work on the Bishops Residence (1697-1702)
- Kloster Michelsberg: Kloster Building and Facade of the monastery church St. Michael

(1696-1702)

- Curia Sancti Lamperti (Domgasse 8)
- Reconstruction of the Carmelite monastery and church (1692-1707)
Kloster Banz: (brother Johann also worked on Banz) (1695-1704)
Kloster Ebrach: (1686)
Gaibach
- Remodel of the castle (1694-1704)
- Heilig-Kreuz-Kapelle (1697-1698)
Schloss Greifenstein: remodel and “Barockisation” (1691-1693)
Hollfeld: Salvatorkirche (1704)
Kulmbach: Langheimer Amtshof (1691)
Kloster Langheim: overall plan (beginning 1690)
Tambach: Schloss Tambach (1694-1700)
Schöntal im Jagsttal: Cloister building and church (1694-1707)
Trautmannshofen: Plan for the pilgrimage church Mariä Namen (construction