Schinkel Collection (page 2)

Gothic Church Hidden by a Tree, 1810. Creator: Karl Friedrich Schinkel
Gothic Church Hidden by a Tree, 1810

Karl Friedrich Schinkel
KARL FRIEDRICH SCHINKEL German artist and architect Date: 1781 - 1841

Karl Schinkel / Miniature
KARL FRIEDRICH SCHINKEL German architect and painter

The Gendarmenmarkt is a square in Berlin, and the site of the Konzerthaus and the French and German Cathedrals. Germany

The Kommandantur Building Unter den Linden in Berlin, headquarters of Bertelsmann, Germany

Karl Friedrich Schinkel (German, 1781 - 1841), The Campanile for a Cathedral for Berlin, 1831, pen and gray ink with gray wash over graphite

Announcement of a new type of water mill, ca. 1691, print maker: Caspar Luyken, 1691

Mozart (Die Zauberflote - The Magic Flute) Fire and Water, 2 ordeals of Tamino. Decor, Karl Friedrich Schinkel 1816. Overtones of Freemasonry. Some say Queen of the Night is Empress Maria Theresa

Mozart (Die Zauberflote - The Magic Flute) Temple of Isis and Osiris where Sarastro High Priest. Decor, last scene, Karl Friedrich Schinkel 1816. Overtones of Freemasonry

Fire and Water, two of the ordeals which Tamino has to undergo. Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Plot has overtones of Freemasonry

Temple of Isis and Osiris where Sarastro High Priest. Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Plot has overtones of Freemasonry

MYTHOLOGY: URANUS. Wood engraving after a fresco by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, c1845

The Berlin Observatory, Germany. It was designed by the architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel, and opened in 1835

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"Schinkel: Unveiling the Design Magic of The Flute Hall and Stars Palace" Step into the enchanting world of Karl Friedrich Schinkel, a visionary artist whose creations continue to captivate audiences even centuries later. One of his most remarkable works is "The temple of Isis and Osiris, The Magic Flute, " an awe-inspiring depiction that transports us to a realm where music intertwines with mysticism. In 1816, Schinkel masterfully brought Mozart's opera "Die Zauberflote" to life through his intricate illustrations. His portrayal of the temple, where Sarastro served as High Priest, exudes grandeur and symbolism. Every detail meticulously crafted by Schinkel invites us to explore this mythical setting filled with secrets waiting to be unveiled. But it doesn't stop there - Schinkel's creativity knows no bounds. In his piece titled "A Gothic Cathederal near Bauman, " he takes us on a journey through time, capturing the magnificence of medieval architecture in pencil strokes. The delicate balance between light and shadow creates an ethereal atmosphere that leaves us in awe. As we delve deeper into Schinkel's portfolio, we discover his versatility as an artist. From architectural wonders like Altes Museum Berlin's Staircase to detailed plans for building facades, he showcases his mastery over various artistic disciplines. Yet amidst these grandiose creations lies a tender side - captured beautifully in portraits such as "Portrait of the artists daughter Marie at the coast. " Here we witness not only Schinkel's technical skill but also his ability to convey emotion through brushstrokes or pencil lines. Karl Friedrich Schinkel remains an enigmatic figure whose legacy continues to inspire generations after him. Whether it be through architectural marvels or intimate portrayals, he invites us into worlds both real and imagined - leaving behind a trail of wonderment for all who encounter his artistry.