Johann Jakob Ringle
Born in 1615.
Died in 1678.
Johann Jakob Ringle was an artist whose oeuvre encompassed painting and printmaking. As a theologian and teacher, he also contributed to the education of his time. Ringle is particularly known for his depictions of costumes and his miniatures, which bear witness to an interest in the details and culture of his era.
His name appears in the armorial register of the University of Basel, highlighting his connection with this institution. He was the son of Johann Sixtus Ringle, which could indicate a family continuity in the artistic field.