Paul Heermann (1673–1732): The Last Baroque Sculptor of Bohemia Johann George Heermann, Paul’s uncle and a fellow sculptor deeply rooted in the Bohemian Baroque tradition, profoundly shaped his artistic trajectory. Together they embarked on an ambitious project – carving monumental figures for Troja Castle in Prague—a venture that captured the spirit of their time and cemented their legacy as masters of sculptural innovation. This collaboration wasn't merely familial; it represented a crucial exchange of ideas and techniques, fostering a shared commitment to elevating Baroque art to new heig…