Lorenzo Mattielli

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English: Lorenzo Mattielli (1678/1688 ? – 27 or 28 April 1748) was an Italian sculptor from the Late Baroque period. His name has also variously been written as Matielli, Mattiely, Matthielli, and Mathielli. He supplied statuary for palaces and churches in Vienna and Dresden and for the monastery of Melk (Austria).

Hofburg, Vienna

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Dominikanerkirche, Vienna

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  • Statues on the John Nepomuk altar
    Statues on the John Nepomuk altar

Karlskirche, Vienna

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  • Eagles on the columns
    Eagles on the columns

Upper Belvedere, Vienna

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  • Atlas
    Atlas
  • Atlases
    Atlases

Melk Abbey, Austria

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  • The two angels above the portal of the eastern façade
    The two angels above the portal of the eastern façade

Dresden

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  • Hofkirche, Dresden, 78 statues on the balustrade
    Hofkirche, Dresden, 78 statues on the balustrade
  • Neptunbrunnen, Dresden-Friedrichstadt
    Neptunbrunnen, Dresden-Friedrichstadt
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