Gerold Jäggle

1961 Born in Ertingen, Germany

1982 – 1987 Studied at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart 

In the following years, he worked at the studio of his former professor, Christoff Schellenberger on Marienplatz in Stuttgart.

He made several large-scale commissioned works, such as a Taureau (bull) for Lyon, the Snowball Pillar in Hagnau on Lake Constance or the Hans-Liebherr Fountain in Kirchdorf/Iller.

The "Celtic Bronzes" took him to work in London, where Gerold Jäggle taught courses at the Royal College of Arts.

2000 Participation in the European Sculptors’ Symposium in Oggelshausen with the sculpture "Schale".

Since 1998 He has his studio and residence in a former fire department house in Ertingen, Germany. 

Gerold Jäggle’s works are found in public and private collections.