Friedrich August Calau
| Friedrich August Calau | |
| Född | 1769 Leipzig, Tyskland |
|---|---|
| Död | 25 september 1828 Berlin |
| Nationalitet | Preussisk |
| Yrke/uppdrag | Konstnär |
Friedrich August Calau, född 1769 i Leipzig i Tyskland, död 25 september 1828 i Berlin i Tyskland, var en tysk miniatyrmålare, akvarellist, och grafiker.
Friedrich August Calau var son till den preussiske hovmålaren Benjamin Calau (1724–1785).[1]
Friedrich von Calau är känd för drygt 300 verk, framförallt sådana med motiv från Berlin och dess omland.
Bildgalleri
Gendarmenmarkt i Berlin, 1815.
Potsdamer Tor, 1820
Georgestrasse Garten och Schiffbauerdamm
Hackescher Markt, omkring 1830
Werderscher Markt, omkring 1810
Werderscher Markt, omkring 1810
Platsen framför Brandenburger Tor
Georgenkirche i Königsstadt i Berlin, 1797
Referenser
- Denna artikel är baserad på artikeln Friedrich August Calou på tyskspråkiga Wikipedia.
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Leipziger Platz-GDR-76-57-24.jpg
Postkarte aus der Sammlung der Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin. Künstler: Friedrich August Calau
Postkarte aus der Sammlung der Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin. Künstler: Friedrich August Calau
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Werderscher Markt, Aquatinta von Friedrich August Calau, um 1810 (Straßenbrunnen).jpg
Werderscher Markt in Berlin; aquatint by Friedrich August Calau (around 1810). The large building in tthe center is the Royal Mint, built 1798 to 1800 by architect Heinrich Gentz, demolished in 1886. On the left stands the old Friedrichswerder Church, a former stable which had been converted into a church around 1700. It was demolished around 1820 to make room for a new church by the same name, built by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Werderscher Markt in Berlin; aquatint by Friedrich August Calau (around 1810). The large building in tthe center is the Royal Mint, built 1798 to 1800 by architect Heinrich Gentz, demolished in 1886. On the left stands the old Friedrichswerder Church, a former stable which had been converted into a church around 1700. It was demolished around 1820 to make room for a new church by the same name, built by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Werderscher Markt, Aquatinta von Friedrich August Calau, um 1810.jpg
Werderscher Markt in Berlin; aquatint by Friedrich August Calau (around 1810). The large building in tthe center is the Royal Mint, built 1798 to 1800 by architect Heinrich Gentz, demolished in 1886. On the left stands the old Friedrichswerder Church, a former stable which had been converted into a church around 1700. It was demolished around 1820 to make room for a new church by the same name, built by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Werderscher Markt in Berlin; aquatint by Friedrich August Calau (around 1810). The large building in tthe center is the Royal Mint, built 1798 to 1800 by architect Heinrich Gentz, demolished in 1886. On the left stands the old Friedrichswerder Church, a former stable which had been converted into a church around 1700. It was demolished around 1820 to make room for a new church by the same name, built by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Vorplatz am Brandenburger Tor, 1818, Calau.jpg
Square in front of the Brandenburg Gate (today: Platz des 18. März) in Berlin, showing Tiergarten park and two statues by Georg Franz Ebenhecht, "Pythian Apollon" and "Hercules with Lyra" (ca. 1746)
Square in front of the Brandenburg Gate (today: Platz des 18. März) in Berlin, showing Tiergarten park and two statues by Georg Franz Ebenhecht, "Pythian Apollon" and "Hercules with Lyra" (ca. 1746)
Die Georgenkirche in der Königsstadt zu Berlin, Stich, 1797, Friedrich August Calau.jpg
"Saint George's Church in Königsstadt in Berlin"; engraving by Friedrich August Calau (1797).
"Saint George's Church in Königsstadt in Berlin"; engraving by Friedrich August Calau (1797).
Das Dampfschiff Prinzessin Charlotte von Preußen.jpg
The steamship Princess Charlotte of Prussia, coloured engraving by Friedrich August Calau, 1818
The steamship Princess Charlotte of Prussia, coloured engraving by Friedrich August Calau, 1818