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This website provides a digital index of the library of Berlin architect Friedrich Gilly (1772 – 1800), with the aim to add links to digital editions when available. Read more about Gilly’s library in this introduction by Barry Bergdoll. Image: Portrait of Friedrich Gilly by Friedrich Georg Weitsch (1758-1828).
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Friedrich Gilly. Friedrich Gilly (Altdamm, 1772-Karlsbad, 1800) fue un arquitecto alemán. Fue uno de los promotores del neoclasicismo, aunque con tendencia a recuperar elementos arquitectónicos medievales. Son notables sus proyectos teatrales y sus monumentos (Federico el Grande, 1796).
Friedrich Gilly. geboren d. 16ten Februar 1771 (2) gestorben d. 3ten August 1800. Die, Denen sein Tod die Zierde ihres Lebens entriss, Haben ihm hier in trostloser Ferne, Dies Denkmal ewiger Schmerzen. Und ewiger Liebe geweiht.“.
Friedrich Gilly, progetto per il mausoleo di Federico il Grande. In Germania, echi dell'architettura rivoluzionaria sono legati alla figura di Friedrich Gilly. Egli faceva parte di un gruppo di giovani architetti che, nell'ultimo scorcio del XVIII secolo, scoprirono la bellezza vigorosa dell'ordine dorico.
Friedrich Gilly ging als Begründer des modernen Theaterbaus in die Geschichte ein. Seine Entwürfe für ein Denkmal Friedrich des Großen und ein Nationaltheater sind Beweise für seine Frühreife. Er wurde nur 28 Jahre alt.
Friedrich Gilly Title Table Place Berlin (Object made in) Date Dates are not always precisely known, but the Art Institute strives to present this information as consistently and legibly as possible. Dates may be represented as a range that spans decades, centuries, dynasties, or periods and may include qualifiers such as c. (circa) or BCE.
