cod. persona: 4920	status di approvazione: public
Ulrich Gebhardt
Periodo di attività: 1518 – 1532		Sesso: M
Varianti del nome documentate:
- Ulrich Gebhard - Ulrich Gebhardt - Ulrich Gebhart - Utz Gebhardt - Utz Gebhart
Il Forrer (1902-30, II, p. 233) riporta: Mint-master, Coin-engraver, and Medallist, of Saxon origin; perhaps a relative of Tobias Gebhart, named above. In 1518, he was appointed Mint-master a Leipzig, by Duke George of Saxony, and empowered to issue gold currency as well as Half Groschen and Hellers. In the following year, he entered the service of the Counts of Schlick as Master of the Joachimsthal Mint, where, in conjunction with Stephan Gemisch, he struck the first Thalergroschen. In 1522, he gave up his post, but returned in 1526. Two years after, Gebhart was engaged by King Ferdinand, receiving special instructions a Vienna on November 30, 1528. During his residence in the Austrian capital, he still worked in the capacity of engraver for the Joachimsthal Mint. 1530-31 we find him as Mint-master a Zwickau, and in 1532, he was apparently re-instated a Leipzig.

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Attività di zecca
Jáchymov/Joachimstal 1518 – 1528 Maestro di zecca Lipsia 1518 – 1532 Maestro di zecca Münzmeister [DE] Zwickau 1531 – 1532 Maestro di zecca

Segni di zecca
cross on crescent [EN] incerto, 1518 – 1532 c. Maltese cross [EN] incerto, 1518 – 1532 c.

Factoids
Occupazione Medaglista Provenienza Sassonia

Relazioni con altre maestranze di zecca
Jáchymov/Joachimstal insieme a Stephan Gemisch parente di Tobias Gebhart vedi anche Klaus Kraus

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