King Frederick Ii Collection
"King Frederick II: The Great Leader of Prussia" Step into the world of King Frederick II, also known as Frederick the Great, a remarkable figure in European history
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"King Frederick II: The Great Leader of Prussia" Step into the world of King Frederick II, also known as Frederick the Great, a remarkable figure in European history. His legacy is captured in various artistic depictions that showcase his military prowess and intellectual pursuits. In "Napoleon I at the tomb of Frederick the Great, " we witness Napoleon paying homage to this influential leader. It highlights the profound impact Frederick had on subsequent generations. Another artwork titled "Frederick the Great after the Battle of Kolin" portrays him during a significant battle, demonstrating his strategic brilliance and unwavering determination. The painted decoration in Potsdam's New Palace offers a glimpse into Frederick's opulent lifestyle and grandeur. This lavish setting reflects his love for art and culture. Rauchs Statue immortalizes Frederick with an imposing sculpture that symbolizes his power and authority. Its intricate details capture his commanding presence for future generations to admire. Through colorful lithographs, we see different facets of this legendary monarch's life – from inspecting civil engineering works to contemplating in his study at Sanssouci palace. These images provide insights into both his administrative acumen and intellectual pursuits. Frederick’s military campaigns are also depicted vividly - whether it be leading troops across Lausitz or visiting war-torn towns like Kustrin. Such scenes highlight not only his military genius but also reveal compassion towards those affected by conflict. From Prussian musketeers marching through Mahren to infantry battling fiercely at Leuthen, these lithographs bring alive key moments from historic battles fought under King Frederick's command. They serve as testaments to his tactical brilliance on the battlefield. Lastly, we glimpse into one of Friedrich’s earliest victories - The Battle of Mollwitz - where he showcased exceptional leadership skills that would define much of Prussia's success under him, more than just a ruler; he was a visionary, an intellectual, and a military genius.