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Karl Friedrich Schinkel

1781-1841     Germany

Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1781–1841) was a German architect, painter, and designer who played a significant role in shaping 19th-century Neoclassical and Romantic architecture. He is best known for his contributions to Berlin's urban landscape, including iconic structures like the Altes Museum and the Schauspielhaus. He was also a skilled painter and set designer, often depicting romantic landscapes and idealized visions of the past.

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  • Landscape 5 Mythological 1 Cosmology 1 Nature 1 Theatrical 1 Architecture 1 Urban Landscape 1 City Scene 1
  • Romanticism 8
Stage set for Mozart's Magic Flute by Karl Friedrich Schinkel Gothic Church on a Rock by the Sea by Karl Friedrich Schinkel The Magic Flute by Karl Friedrich Schinkel Gotischer Dom by Karl Friedrich Schinkel Mittelalterliche Stadt an einem Fluß by Karl Friedrich Schinkel Felsentor by Karl Friedrich Schinkel Schloß am Strom by Karl Friedrich Schinkel Uranus and the Dance of the Stars by Karl Friedrich Schinkel

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