Johann Gottfried Schadow

Johann Gottfried Schadow  (1764–1850)
	Description	German sculptor, painter, graphic artist, lithographer, caricaturist and illustrator
	Date of birth/death	20 May 1764	27 January 1850
	Location of birth/death	Berlin	Berlin
	Work location	Berlin
	Authority file	: Q51989 VIAF: 27170885 ISNI: 0000000121253232 ULAN: 500020339 LCCN: n83006938 WGA: s/schadow/johann Open Library: OL980122A GND: 118606115 SELIBR: 250460 SUDOC: 03420847X BNF: 12498849g BIBSYS: 90335579 NKC: xx0115746 BNE: XX1181529 CiNii: DA02745599 NLP: a0000001944015 KulturNav: b8d80c82-45b4-4607-8eaf-18473731d848 RKD: 70069 J9U: 987007273819305171 Koninklijke: 069281726 WorldCat

creator QS:P170,Q51989

Portraits of Johann Gottfried Schadow

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  Self-portrait, c. 1790-1794
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  Schadow during a work break (1795) by Friedrich Georg Weitsch
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  Self-portrait, 1802
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  Schadow with a model of his monument to Martin Luther in Wittenberg; lithograph (1830) by Friedrich Ludwig Heine & Ludwig Buchhorn
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  self-portrait
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  Johann Gottfried Schadow, 69 Jahre alt (1832), von Julius Hübner
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  Stich von A. Wolf nach Zeichnung von F. Krüger
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  Porzellan-Pfeifenkopf
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  daguerreotype, 1849
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  Schadow, sculpted by Hugo Hagen, 1869
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  Schadow's grave at Cemetery of the Dorotheenstadt and Friedrichswerder Congregations with a small figure showing him, sculpted by Heinrich Kaehler

Works

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  Quadriga atop the Brandenburg Gate (only the statue is by Schadow - the Gate is by Carl Gotthard Langhans)
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  The Quadriga in Berlin at sunset
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  Mars at the Brandenburg Gate
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  Hercules and the Horses of Diomedes, terracotta relief, ca. 1790 (model for a Brandenburg Gate tondo)
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  Hercules Slaying the Nemean Lion
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  Lion fountain in Leipzig
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  "Princess Group" (Luise von Mecklenburg-Strelitz and her sister Friederike). 1795.
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  (1) "Princesses Group", model, 1797
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  (2) Princesses Luise (left) and Friederike of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, marble, 1797
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  Princesses and sisters Luise and Friederike of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
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  Friederike von Mecklenburg-Strelitz, here as princess of Prussia, 1795
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  Friederike von Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 1795 (closer view)
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  Bust of Christoph Martin Wieland, 1795
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  Bust of Carl Friedrich Christian Fasch, 1800
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  Bust of Countess Lichtenau, official mistress of King Frederick William II of Prussia from 1769-82, 1794
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  Portrait bust of Johann August von Beyer (1732–1814), 1803
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  Bust of Julie Mölter, 1792 (died at age 4)
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  Bust of a boy, Berlin, 1803
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  Nicolaus Copernicus, 1807, in the Walhalla temple near Regensburg
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  Tomb of Prince Alexander von der Mark (1790), now in the Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin)
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  Tomb of Prince Alexander von der Mark (detail)
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  Prince Alexander von der Mark
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  Tomb of Prince Alexander von der Mark, detail: the Moirae (Three Fates)
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  Tomb of Prince Alexander von der Mark, detail
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  Tomb of Prince Alexander von der Mark, detail: Thanatos (Death)
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  Tomb of Prince Alexander von der Mark, detail: Hypnos (Sleep)
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  (1) "Borussia"(personification of Prussia) from the plinth of a monument to Leopold von Dessau in Berlin, 1798-1800
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  (2) "Victoria", from the plinth of a monument to Leopold von Dessau in Berlin, 1798-1800
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  Archer
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  Zieten monument, copy in Wustrau
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  Blücher monument, Rostock
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  Grave memorial for Joachim Georg Darjes and his wife, Frankfurt (Oder)
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