Engelbrecht, Martin
Gläßer, Alexander
Anckermann, Bernhard Christoph

Palais im Großen Garten in Dresden - Fassade

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  • Publication 1725–1735
  • Execution 1725–1735
  • Design 1725–1735
Fassade eines Palastes im Großen Garten in Dresden. Blatt 1 (329) aus einer Folge des Reihenwerks "Unterschiedliche Architectonische Risse und Anleitungen... theils gantz neu inventirt, theils in bereits gebäuten Gebäuen Bestehend. Erstes [Viertes] Alphabet. Diverses délinéations... Martin Engelbrecht excudit Augusta Vindel", Bd. 3. Aufschrift auf Französisch und Deutsch: "Plan et delineation de Tit. Plen: Mr. le Comte Henri de Brühl Ministre du petit Cabinet de sa Majesté Polonoise et S. A. E. de Saxe. Palais de Jardin et Jardin dehors de Dresde a Fredericstatt"/ "Grund u. Auffris des Tit: Plen: Herrn Graffen Heinrich von Brühl S. Konigl. Pohle Maj. u. Kurfurstl. Durch. zu Sachsen geheime Cabinets Minister. Garten-Palais u. Garten außer Dresden zu Friderichsstatt"/ "Cum Priv. Sac. Caes. Maj".

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Engelbrecht, Martin, Gläßer, Alexander, Anckermann, Bernhard Christoph, Palais im Großen Garten in Dresden - Fassade, 1725–1735, Museum für Kunst and Gewerbe Hamburg, Public Domain, Online: https://www.mkg-hamburg.de/en/object/dc00102856

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