Bartholomäus Kilian

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Catholic mass on the Marienplatz in München, around the Pillar of Mary, a symbol of the counter-reformational cult of Mary. In the tent, singers are singing, led by the conductor with a baton.

Bartholomäus Kilian (1630 – 1696), was a German engraver and member of the Kilian family of engravers.

Biography

He was born in Augsburg as the son of Wolfgang and brother Philipp; pupil of his father, Matthäus Merian I in Frankfurt am Main, and François de Poilly in Paris.^[1] He was the younger brother of Philipp Kilian.^[1]

Dominicus Custos 1560-1612, second husband Maria Pfeiffelmann

Bartolomaus Kilian (I) 1548–1588, first husband Maria Pfeiffelmann

Raphael Custos 1590–1664

Wolfgang Kilian 1581–1662

Lucas Kilian 1579–1637

Bartholomäus Kilian 1630-1696

Philipp Kilian 1628–1693

Wolfgang Philipp Kilian 1654-1732

He died in Augsburg.

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References

↑ 1.0 1.1 Bartholomäus Kilian in the RKD

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Persondata
Name	Kilian, Bartholomäus
Alternative names
Short description	German engraver
Date of birth	1630
Place of birth	Augsburg
Date of death	1696
Place of death	Augsburg

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