Heinrich Mützel
Perspective View of the Grand Pool to the North of the Imperial Garden Court, Looking Towards the Podium Housing the Crimean Museum. From Palaces...
About this artwork
Schinkel here shows the view looking out from the reception rooms, towards the Grand Pool in the Imperial Garden Court, decorated with sculptures. Beyond is the enormous central building which he designed as a museum of antiquities and served as a podium for a glazed Temple Pavilion. Access was provided via flights of steps which flanked the podium.
Updated May 2022
-
artist:Heinrich Mützel (1797 - 1868) German
-
title:Perspective View of the Grand Pool to the North of the Imperial Garden Court, Looking Towards the Podium Housing the Crimean Museum. From Palaces, a set of prints of the Palace on the Akropolis, Athens, and the Orianda Palace in the Crimea
-
date created:Published 1846
-
after:Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1781 - 1841) German
-
materials:Colour lithograph on paper
-
measurements:Platemark: 40.00 x 62.10 cm (framed: 86.50 x 102.00 cm)
-
object type:
-
credit line:Purchased with support by the National Lottery through The National Lottery Heritage Fund, 1997
-
accession number:P 2910.15
-
gallery:
-
artwork photographed by:Antonia Reeve
Does this text contain inaccurate information or language that you feel we should improve or change? Tell us what you think.
