Handgeschnitzter vergoldeter Spiegel - Johann Friedrich Funk, Bern um 1750

Handgeschnitzter vergoldeter Spiegel - Johann Friedrich Funk, Bern um 1750

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Handgeschnitzter vergoldeter Spiegel - Johann Friedrich Funk, Bern um 1750Johann Friedrich Funk (I.) (getauft am 4. April 1706 in Murten; ? 1. April 1775 in Bern; Brger von Nidau) war ein Schweizer Bildhauer. Funk war der zweitlteste Sohn des Johann Lorenz Funk, eines Postspediteurs aus Frankfurt am Main, und der Anna Margaritha, geborene Sergant. Der Ebenist Mathus Funk war sein lterer Bruder. Funk erlernte das Bildhauerhandwerk in Bern. Er war seit seiner Lehrzeit mit Johann August Nahl befreundet, der sich von 1746 bis

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