In Germany, this period is exemplified by the Sansoucci Palace, designed by Georg von Knobelsdorff, although its spread to the country is attributed to the designer of the Amalienburg Pavilion and the Nymphenberg Palace, Francois Cuvillies.
In Germany, this period is exemplified by the Sansoucci Palace, designed by Georg von Knobelsdorff, although its spread to the country is attributed to the designer of the Amalienburg Pavilion and the Nymphenberg Palace, Francois Cuvillies. The leading German architect of this style contributed to Bruhl and Augustusburg Castles by crafting ornate staircases and designed the Pilgrimage Church at Vierzehnheiligen; that man, Balthasar Neumann, also worked on the Kaisersal in Wurzburg with the painter Giovanni Tiepolo. FTP identify this early 18th Century period of art, whose name derives from a French term for "shell-work" and whose influence in painting is shown by Watteau and Fragonard.
In Germany, this period is exemplified by the Sansoucci Palace, designed by Georg von Knobelsdorff, although its spread to the country is attributed to the designer of the Amalienburg Pavilion and the Nymphenberg Palace, Francois Cuvillies.
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