Artist / Studio
StudioZettler (F. X.) Studios
Munich, Germany
Birth Year: 1841
Death Year: 1916
Biography: After training at Ludwig College and Art School, Franz Zayer Zettler (1841-1916) joined Franz Mayer & Co. in 1863 as art director. In 1870 he founded his own studio, the Institute of Ecclesiastical Stained Glass Windows. In 1873, under the patronage of King Ludwig II, the studio was renamed the Royal Bavarian Art Institute for Pictorial Painting on Glass. Zettler sold his windows to American clients through the Swiss firm Benziger Brothers during the 1800s and through the Daprato Statuary Company of Chicago and New York City after 1906. His two sons, Franz and Oskar, managed the studio after their father’s death, with Oskar in charge of overseas operations. Oskar’s son, Oscar Zettler, Jr., later took over the studio and in 1939 the Zettler company joined with the Mayer firm. Both Zettler and Mayer studios were known for their “Munich Style” windows that feature richly detailed settings and exquisitely painted figures.
Designers:
Zettler, F.X.
Zettler, Franz Zayer
Zettler, Franz
Zettler, Oskar
Zettler Jr., Oskar
Window Name: St. Francis with St. Clare
Building Name and City: St. Francis Hospital Chapel
Window Name: Nativity Window
Building Name and City: St. Andrew Cathedral (and St. Ambrose Chapel)
Window Name: Pentecost Window
Building Name and City: St. Veronica Catholic Church
Window Name: Presentation of the Child Jesus in the Temple
Building Name and City: St. Andrew Cathedral (and St. Ambrose Chapel)
Window Name: St. Margaret Mary and the Sacred Heart
Building Name and City: Adrian Dominican Motherhouse-Holy Rosary Chapel , Madden Hall & Weber Center
Window Name: St. Aloysius and St. Robert Bellarmine
Building Name and City: Adrian Dominican Motherhouse-Holy Rosary Chapel , Madden Hall & Weber Center
Window Name: St. Thomas Aquinas
Building Name and City: Adrian Dominican Motherhouse-Holy Rosary Chapel , Madden Hall & Weber Center
Window Name: St. Peter and Jesus
Building Name and City: Adrian Dominican Motherhouse-Holy Rosary Chapel , Madden Hall & Weber Center
Window Name: The Good Shepherd
Building Name and City: Adrian Dominican Motherhouse-Holy Rosary Chapel , Madden Hall & Weber Center
Window Name: Jesus and the Children
Building Name and City: Adrian Dominican Motherhouse-Holy Rosary Chapel , Madden Hall & Weber Center
Window Name: St. Francis
Building Name and City: St. Francis Hospital Chapel
Window Name: Death of St. Francis
Building Name and City: St. Francis Hospital Chapel
Window Name: Virgin Mary
Building Name and City: St. Francis Hospital Chapel
Window Name: Good Shepherd
Building Name and City: St. Francis Hospital Chapel
Window Name: Holy Family in Nazareth
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Annunciation
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Mary Magdalene Washes Jesus' Feet
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Nativity
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Jesus Teaching the Teachers
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Jesus Presents Keys to Peter
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Ascension
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Baptism of Jesus
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Last Supper
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Crucifixion
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Resurrection
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Transfiguration
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Light of the Holy Spirit
Building Name and City: Holy Rosary Church
Window Name: Apostles Matthew, Peter, and John
Building Name and City: The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Chapel
Window Name: Apostles James Minor, Matthias, and Thomas
Building Name and City: The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Chapel
Window Name: Apostles Bartholomew, Andrew, And Philip
Building Name and City: The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Chapel
Window Name: Apostles Simon, Thaddeus, James Major
Building Name and City: The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Chapel