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Johan Frederik Ehbisch
Født
1672
København
Død
6. mai 1748
København
Beskjeftigelse Billedhugger
Nasjonalitet Danmark



Altertavlen i Trinitatis kirke. Den ble stilt opp i 1731 og er et omfattende barokkstykke i arkitektonisk oppbygging og er prydet med frifigurer.

Foto: Ib Rasmussen



Johan Frederik Ehbisch (født ca. 1672 i København, død 6. mai 1748) var en dansk billedhugger.


Det er lite man vet om Ebischs utdannelse og bakgrunn, men det har blitt ansett som sannsynlig at han har vært elev av Christian Nerger ettersom han videreutviklet Nergers barokkstil. Fra begynnelsen av 1700-tallet var han i arbeid hos Frederik IV og ble kongelig hoffbilledhugger rundt 1719. Han arbeidet bl.a. i eketre, stukk og marmor.


Ved hoffet har han vært med på mange istandsettelser av forskjellige bygg og han utførte utallige inventarer til kirker og kapeller, særlig etter den store bybrannen i København i 1728. En del av arbeidene ble publisert i Laurids de Thurahs Den Danske Vitruvius.


Ehbisch utførte blant annet alter og prekestol til Trinitatis kirke i København i 1729–31 og alter, prekestol, kongestol og døpefont til Fredensborg slottskirke.


Altertavlen i Trøgstad kirke er tilskrevet Ehbisch og utført i København i 1714.



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