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expanded over the
centuries to
include various residences (with the
Amalienburg and the Albertina), the
imperial chapel (Hofkapelle or Burgkapelle),...
- The
Amalienburg is an
elaborate hunting lodge on the
grounds of the
Nymphenburg Palace Park, Munich, in
southern Germany. It was
designed by François...
- mori,
whose completion the
elector however did not
longer witness. The
Amalienburg – a
Rococo hunting lodge constructed in 1734–1739 by François de Cuvilliés...
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Balthasar Neumann (1743 – 1772).
Amalienburg pavilion in
Munich by François de Cuvilliés (1734 – 1739) Hall of
Mirrors of
Amalienburg by
Johann Baptist Zimmermann...
- d'Aleps
marble top; height: 91.1 cm;
Waddesdon Manor, Waddesdon, UK
Amalienburg,
Nymphenburg Palace Park, Munich, Germany, by François de Cuvilliés,...
- installed, is
situated in the
village in the
southern part of the park. The
Amalienburg occupies a
parterre in the
southeastern area of the park. To the east...
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Large 18th-century
Rococo pier gl**** in the
Amalienburg Pavilion,
Schloss Nymphenburg....
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Kingdom Rococo relief of
Diana with two
putti above the
entrance of the
Amalienburg, Munich, Germany,
designed by François de Cuvilliés, 1734–1739 Rococo...
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Countess Holnstein,
between 1733 and 1737. Cuvilliés
constructed the
Amalienburg as well for
Charles and his wife,
Maria Amalia, an
elaborate hunting...
- Fürstenried
Palace as her own residence. In 1734,
Charles Albert named the
Amalienburg in the
Nymphenburg Palace Park
after her.
Their relationship was described...
