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Joseph The Elder Bergler
Joseph Bergler the Elder: A Baroque Visionary Shaping Bohemian Art Joseph Bergler the Elder (1718–1788) occupies a prominent position in Austrian baroque sculpture, particularly within Salzburg’s artistic panorama—a legacy cemented by his monumental contribution to the Kapuzinerberg Calvary Chapels and his enduring influence on subsequent generations of artists. Born in Windischgarsten, Austria, he descended from a family deeply rooted
in artistic heritage; his father, Johann Georg Bergler, himself a sculptor, ensured that Joseph’s formative years were imbued with an unwavering dedication to crafting monumental religious artworks—a tradition he would faithfully uphold throughout his life. Early Training and Salzburg’s Artistic Landscape: Bergler's education commenced under the watchful eye of Lorenz Hörmbler in Passau, Lower Bavaria—an association that profoundly s…
