Klenze Collection

Design for a Monument of the Victory of Waterloo (recto)... 1815
Design for a Monument of the Victory of Waterloo (recto); Portico with Corinthian Columns (verso), 1815

Hall of the Romans, Glyptothek, Munich, Germany, 1898. Creator: Underwood & Underwood
Hall of the Romans, Glyptothek, Munich, Germany, 1898. The Glyptothek is a museum which was commissioned by the Bavarian King Ludwig I to house his collection of Greek and Roman sculptures

The Campo Santo in Pisa, 1858. Found in the Collection of Neue Pinakothek, Munich

The Opening of the Walhalla, 19th century. Artist: C Cousen
The Opening of the Walhalla, 19th century. A view of the River Danube near Regensburg, Bavaria, showing the Neoclassical Walhalla Temple on the riverbank

Aerial view of the Walhalla Temple, near Regensburg, Germany, from a Zeppelin, c1931 (1933). the Neoclassical Walhalla Temple stands on the banks of the Danube

The Knight Hall (Arsenal) of the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg, c19th century. Artist: Leo von Klenze
The Knight Hall (Arsenal) of the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg c19th century. Leo von Klenze (1784-1864). Russian Architecture. State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Napoleon Bonaparte in Portoferraio, 1814 (1839). Artist: Leo von Klenze
Napoleon Bonaparte in Portoferraio, 1814 (1839). Napoleon on the island of Elba during his first period of exile. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St Petersburg

Landscape Castle Massa di Carrara Leo von Klenze
Landscape with the Castle of Massa di Carrara; Leo von Klenze (German, 1784 - 1864); 1827; Oil on canvas; 77.2 × 101 cm (30 3, 8 × 39 3, 4 in.)

Germany. Munich. Glyptothek. Built by architect Leo Von Klenze (1784-1864). Neoclassicism

Germany. Munich. Propylaea. Konigsplatz square
Germany. Munich. The Propylaea. Built in Doric style and completed by Leo von Klenze (1784-1864) in 1862. Konigsplatz square

Germany. Munich. Gyptothek. Outside
Germany. Munich. Gyptothek. It was designed by Leo von Klenze in the Neoclassical style, and built from 1816 to 1830. Kunstareal (Art district). Outside

GERMANY: MUNICH. A view of Karolinenplatz and the obelisk, designed by Leo von Klenze, in Munich, Germany. Photograph, c1900

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Leo von Klenze, a renowned German architect and painter, left an indelible mark on the world of art and design. His works spanned across various mediums, showcasing his exceptional talent and creativity. One of his notable creations was the "Design for a Monument of the Victory of Waterloo. " This masterpiece captured the essence of triumph and heroism in its intricate details. Another remarkable piece by the "Hall of the Romans" in Glyptothek, Munich. Completed in 1898, it stands as a testament to his architectural brilliance. Klenze's influence extended beyond Germany's borders. In Pisa, Italy, he contributed to the beauty of Campo Santo with his artistic vision in 1858. Additionally, he played a significant role in constructing Walhalla Temple near Regensburg. The opening ceremony itself was immortalized through C Cousen's artwork. Not only did Klenze excel at designing grand structures but also capturing historical moments like Napoleon Bonaparte's time in Portoferraio. His painting from 1839 vividly portrays this period with great attention to detail. In Munich alone, Klenze made several noteworthy contributions such as Propylaea on Konigsplatz square and Gyptothek outside Glyptothek - both testaments to his architectural prowess. Throughout his career, Leo von Klenze showcased an extraordinary ability to blend artistry with functionality. From landscapes like Castle Massa di Carrara to monumental structures like Arsenal Hall in Saint Petersburg; each creation bore witness to his immense talent and left an everlasting impression on those who beheld them.