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Karl Friedrich Schinkel 1781-1841, The Drama of Architecture
Published in conjunction with the exhibition at The Art Institute of Chicago
Mitwirkender: Zukowsky, John
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This publication is one of the few English-language books devoted to this great artist and architect, and it is the only publication on Schinkel to relate his work to the emerging public theatre in Berlin during the nineteenth century. All of the drawings in this publication were obtained from the Schinkel Archive in Berlin. This richly illustrated book contains more than 200 reproductions depicting Schinkel's famous buildings and designs as well as his panoramic travel sketches und studies. Six scholars and historians have contributed their expertise to this volume exploring Schinkel's remark...
This publication is one of the few English-language books devoted to this great artist and architect, and it is the only publication on Schinkel to relate his work to the emerging public theatre in Berlin during the nineteenth century. All of the drawings in this publication were obtained from the Schinkel Archive in Berlin. This richly illustrated book contains more than 200 reproductions depicting Schinkel's famous buildings and designs as well as his panoramic travel sketches und studies. Six scholars and historians have contributed their expertise to this volume exploring Schinkel's remarkable work.Dieses Buch ist eine der wenigen Publikationen in englischer Sprache, die sich ausschließlich diesem großen Künstler und Baumeister widmen. Es ist darüber hinaus die einzige Publikation über Schinkel, in der versucht wird, seine Arbeiten zum aufkommenden bürgerlichen Theaterin Berlin während des 19. Jahrhunderts in Bezug zu setzen. Alle abgebildeten Zeichnungen stammen aus dem Schinkel-Archiv, das im Kupferstichkabinett in Berlin untergebracht ist. Der Band enthält mehr als 200 Abbildungen der berühmtesten Gebäude und Entwürfe Schinkels sowie die auf seinen Reisen entstandenen Landschaftspanoramen und Skizzen. Sechs Wissenschaftler und Historiker liefern mit ihren Essays einen Beitrag zur Erhellung von Schinkels Gesamtwerk.