Stadtpalais und Belvedere des Prinzen Eugen : Entstehung, Gestalt, Funktion und Bedeutung

Stadtpalais und Belvedere des Prinzen Eugen Entstehung, Gestalt, Funktion und Bedeutung

Prince Eugene of Savoy, contemporary and companion in arms of the first Duke of Marlborough, was the architectural patron of two of the most important buildings of the Viennese baroque, viz. the Stadtpalais (city mansion) and the Belvedere, a suburban garden palace. In spite of the common patron, so...

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Other Authors: Seeger, Ulrike, author (author)
Format: eBook
Language:Alemán
Published: Vienna, Austria : Cologne, Germany : Böhlau 2004
2004.
Subjects:
Eugene, > of Savoy, Prince of Savoy, > 1663-1736 > Homes and haunts > Austria > Vienna.
Fischer von Erlach, Johann Bernhard, > 1656-1723.
Hildebrandt, Johann Lukas von, > 1668-1745.
Palaces > Austria > Vienna.
Architecture, Baroque > Austria > Vienna.
Interior decoration in art.
Vienna (Austria) > Buildings, structures, etc.
Prince Eugene of Savoy
Viennese baroque
Prinz Eugen
Wiener Barock
Eugen von Savoyen
Frankreich
Schloss Belvedere
Stadtpalais
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