Joseph Constantine Stadler
Prolific German émigré engraver of diverse subjects
Joseph Constantine Stadler was a prolific German émigré engraver of images after his contemporaries. His engravings are wide-ranging in subject matter and include landscapes, seascapes and portraits, as well as military, sporting and decorative subjects. Stadler was employed by the leading print publisher of the time, John Boydell (1720-1804). On 23 March 1799 Stadler married Ann Elizabeth Sandman at St Anne’s Church, Soho, in London. He was living in Knightsbridge when he died at the age of 73.
Artworks by this artist
- Trinity Library. From St. John’s Gardens. 1814
- Soongey Lamou Hills Fort Marlborough, Benkulen, Sumatra, 1799 1799
- West entrance to King’s College Chapel. 1815
- Government House & Council House, Fort Marlborough, Benkulen, Sumatra, 1799 1799
- Fort Marlborough, Benkulen, Sumatra, 1799 1799
- Padre’s Rock and Sugar Loaf Mountain from Bencooler, Sumatra, 1799 1799
- South East View of Fort Marlborough, Benkulen, Sumatra, 1799 1799
- Chapel of King’s College. 1815
- Bencooler Bay, Small Road & Wharf, Fort Marlborough, Sumakra, 1799 1799
- Fort Marlborough from Old Bencoolen, Sumatra, 1799 1799
- King’s Cliff and Rat Island, Fort Marlborough, Benkulen, Sumatra, 1799 1799
- Kitchen of Trinity College 1815