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Dresden-Neustadt: Japanisches Palais
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Deutsch: 29.04.2006 Dresden: Blick von der Marienbrücke nach Osten über die Elbe in die Neustadt zum Japanischen Palais (GMP: 51.059854,13.737701). 1715/16 hatte Jacob Heinrich Graf von Flemming hier von Rudolf Fäsch das Holländische Palais errichten lassen. Anfänglich residierte hier der holländische Gesandte Craneborg. 1717 kaufte es August der Starke und nannte es 1720 in Japanisches Palais um, wo er seine Porzellansammlung ausstellen wollte. Der heutige Bau entstand 1727-1733. Die Baumeister Pöppelmann, Longuelune, Knöffel und de Bodt hinterließen hier ihre Spuren. Links der Turm der Dreikönigskirche. [DSCN9682.TIF]20060429060DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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Image title | 29.04.2006 Dresden: Blick von der Marienbrücke nach Osten über die Elbe in die Neustadt zum Japanischen Palais (GMP: 51.059854,13.737701). 1715/16 hatte Jacob Heinrich Graf von Flemming hier von Rudolf Fäsch das Holländische Palais errichten lassen. Anfänglich residierte hier der holländische Gesandte Craneborg. 1717 kaufte es August der Starke und nannte es 1720 in Japanisches Palais um, wo er seine Porzellansammlung ausstellen wollte. Der heutige Bau entstand 1727-1733. Die Baumeister Pöppelmann, Longuelune, Knöffel und de Bodt hinterließen hier ihre Spuren. Links der Turm der Dreikönigskirche. [DSCN9682.TIF]20060429060DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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