#jakob auer

[acrosscenturiesandgenerations]

▪︎ Apollo and Daphne.

Place of origin: Vienna

Date: before 1688

Artist/Maker: Jakob Auer (ca. 1645 Haimingersberg - 1706 Grins)

Medium: Ivory

[artschoolglasses]

Apollo and Daphne, by Jakob Auer, before 1688, in the Kunsthistorisches

Vienna, Austria

[pandaemoniumpancakes]

Jakob Auer, Apollo and Daphne, before 1688, ivory, 43.9 cm, Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien.

[arinewman7]

The Fall of the Rebel Angels

Unknown Artist (formerly attributed to Jakob Auer)

Sculpted from a single piece of Ivory, c. 1721

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Kansas City, Missouri

[victusinveritas]

Fall of the Rebel Angels, early 18th century, sculpted from a single piece of ivory. Unknown author (formerly attributed to Jakob Auer). Currently located at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

[goalhofer]

2023 IIHF World Juniors Austria Roster

Wingers

#2 Jack Linton (Des Moines Buccaneers/Klosterneuberg)

#7 Luca Erne (V.E.U. Feldkirch/Lustenau)

#11 Johannes Tschurnig (E.C. Großer Immo V.S.V./Villach)

#13 Luca Auer (E.C. Red Bull Salzburg/Graz)

#15 Finn Van Ee (Klagenfurt A.S./Zell Am See)

#17 Ian Scherzer (Rögle Bandyklubb/Villach)

#22 David Cernik (E.C. Red Bull Salzburg/Salzburg)

#23 Jonas Dobnig (New Jersey Rockets/Niagara-On-The-Lake, Ontario)

#27 Stefan Klassek (Klagenfurt A.S./Klagenfurt)

Centers

#10 Max Stiegler (E.C. Red Bull Salzburg/Vienna)

#14 Vinzenz Rohrer (Ottawa 67′s/Rankweil)

#21 Tim Geifes (E.C. Großer Immo V.S.V./Wiener Neustadt)

#26 Jakob Engelhart (E.A. Steiermark/Graz)

Defensemen

#3 Lukas Hörl (E.C. Red Bull Salzburg/Salzburg)

#4 Lorenz Lindner (Steinbach Schwarze Flügel Linz/Spittal An Der Drau)

#5 David Reinbacher (E.H.C. Kloten/Hohenems)

#9 Aaron Summer (V.E.U. Feldkirch/Feldkirch)

#12 Tobias Sablattnig (Klagenfurt A.S./St. Veit An Der Glan)

#16 Christoph Tialler (Klagenfurt A.S./St. Veit An Der Glan)

#28 Patrick Pfarrmaier (Steinbach Schwarze Flügel Linz/Salzburg)

Goalies

#1 Benedikt Oschgan (Steinbach Schwarze Flügel Linz/Linz)

#29 Thomas Pfarrmaier (E.C. Red Bull Salzburg/Salzburg)

#30 Michael Sicher (Klagenfurt A.S./Klagenfurt)

[mysterious-secret-garden]

Jakob Auer - Apollo and Daphne, before 1688.

[treasures-and-beauty]

Apollo and Daphne statuette in ivory, before 1688, by Jakob Auer, Vienna

[art-mysecondname]

Jakob Auer, Apollo und Daphne

[stardustmanblue]

Jakob Auer.

[westar]

Fall of the rebel angels by Jakob Auer

[burlveneer-music]

Manu Delago - Circadian - chamber music centered around Delago’s handpan and other percussion

World-renowned handpan player and composer Manu Delago returns with a brand-new album, which comes hot off the heels of his acclaimed awe-inspiring short film and album project, Parasol Peak – the transfixing Circadian. The album, which is set for release on 13th September via One Little Indian Records (home to Delago’s musical peer Björk), takes the listener through the cycle of sleep stages, emulating REM, light sleep, deep sleep and abrupt awakening. Delago was inspired by the concept of individual circadian rhythms, due in part to his own lack of sleep as an international touring musician with Björk, Olafur Arnalds, Cinematic Orchestra and Anoushka Shankar. A departure from the Austrian musician’s revered electronic-leaning work in Silver Kobalt and Metromonk, Delago incorporated percussive instruments found on those worldwide tours – from places such as Vietnam, Russia, Turkey and Indonesia – with an aim to create an electronic-inspired album in an acoustic form. “I wanted to incorporate elements of the electronic music that influences me; I used clarinets and accordion-like warm analogue synthesizers and added strings and trombone to give it an orchestral but yet very intimate character“ he explains. All music was written by Manu Delago Ensemble Manu Delago – handpan, drums & percussion Christoph Pepe Auer – clarinets & baritone sax Alois Eberl – trombone & accordion Georg Gratzer – flute Bernie Mallinger – violin Clemens Sainitzer – cello Clemens Rofner – bass Additional musicians: Max Baillie - violin & viola on Circadian Chris Norz, Charly Mair, Lukas Laimer, Tobias Steinberger, Jakob Köhle percussion on Delta Sleep (live)

[artwalktv]

On a lazy summer evening, nature is disturbed by a gigantic white limousine racing through its serenity. It takes us to a venue, where we witness the warm-up routine of a popstar in the moments before a big show. All the while, a mystical voice shares his thoughts. Written and directed by Folkert Verdoorn The soundtrack is written, performed and produced by Raven Artson Mixed by Pieter Vonk Starring Zac Zallion - Raven Artson Manager - Pascal Deelstra Assistant - Cindy Wijdenbosch, Marion Traas, Daniel Hillel-Tuch Label Manager - Bert Apeldoorn Caretaker - Henry Kalb, Eddy Gun Guard - Don Alphonso, Alex van Nassau Stage Manager - Jules Thijssen, Eli Thorne TV Cameraman - Guus Heemskerk Paparazzo - Joshua Rubin Make-Up Assistant - Laura Schaay Cinematographer - Boas van Milligen Bielke 1st AD - Jurriën van der Wal Assistant Director - Daniël de Vries 1st AC + Focus Puller - Kelly Steen, Daniël Jaspers Movi Operator - Ben de Graaf Trinity Operator - Jasper van Gheuvele Production Design - Liz Kooij Gaffer - Berend Holtkamp Bestboy - Cor Booij en Nina Kleinstra Lights - Tim Zenther, Guus Heemskerk Sound - Sofie van der Meer Styling Zac - Benjamin Aerts Styling - Koosje Janssen Special Make Up - Rob Hillenbrink Make Up - Denise Boon & Kira Kroegman Health & Safety Manager - Tim Padding Figuration Coordinator - Emma Valk Casting Agency - Sjouer Casting Casting Director - André Sjouerman, Rozanne van Boxtel Edit - Emiel Nuninga VFX - Supercontinent VFX Supervisor - Mario Bertsch VFX Producer - Maximilian Becht VFX Artist - Pascal Schelbli, Maximilian Auer, Bennet Meyer, Maksym Osmolovskyi, Johannes Lübke Composting - Philip Huis in 't Veld Grading - Ruben Labree Title Design - Dominique van Rhee Title Animation - Jakob Roques Voice-Over - Michael Krass Sound Design - Daniel Berends Sound Mix - Jaap Wajer Producer - Bandit Production Leader - Hannah Padding Production Assistant - Kees-Jan van Mourik Production VPRO - Jeroen Mondria Editor-In-Chief - Assumpta Heidemeijer  Editor - Kasper van Alphen Thank You - De Ontmoeting, Camera Rentals, Maloney Media, Concertgebouw, Teije Sas, Cake Film, Le Berg, De Grot, The Compound, Ezra Xenos, Tobias Corba, Sander Bakker, Leon Bruynen, Menno Pals, DDB Lighting, Rutger van Leeuwen, Loudness  The Performer is a film of VPRO Dorst in co-production with Bandit i.c.w. De Ontmoeting

[le-tas-d-art]

Fall of the rebel angels (Carved entirely from a single piece of ivory in the early 1700’s, most likely in Naples, it’s now in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri) (Formerly Attributed to Jakob Auer, Austrian, 1645-1706)

via a deleted blog that for some reason won’t let me reblog from it

[annafs04]

Apollo & Daphne. Jakob Auer (ca. 1645 - 1706). Wenen, 1688, ivoor. 

Ovid tells of the nymph Daphne, who eluded the desires of the sun god Apollo by turning herself into a laurel tree (Greek daphne, laurel). The two-figure group depicts the beginning of this transformation. In travel reports from the Baroque period, this virtuoso piece of carving was already considered a major work of the Viennese imperial treasury.

ik vind het idee van transformeren zo interessant, daar wil ik absoluut nog iets mee doen!

[centuriespast]

Attributed to Jakob Auer born Heimingberg-Hopperg, Austria, 1645; died Grins, Austria, 1706 The Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew late 17th - early 18th century pearwood 17.6 x 6.2 x 7.4 cm The Thomson Collection © Art Gallery of Ontario