produces photographic images for SPSG publications and external orders. This work is carried out in close cooperation with the SPSG Information and Documentation Centre (DIZ) and entered into the SPSG Image
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furniture and ensembles bear witness to official and domestic courtly culture in Prussia, and are closely connected to the renowned artists, such as Dagly, Kambly, Hoppenhaupt, Spindler, Roentgen, Hacker
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indication of his final choice. A portrait produced by Ridolfo, assumed to be that of his fiancée Elena, closely resembles the girl. more... In a drawing (Kunsthalle Bremen) Schadow depicts a young woman with a
Thorvaldsen’s Shepherd Boy (1817) and Mercury (1818) (22) also proved influential. Schadow cultivated a close relationship with him in Rome, and it was also Thorvaldsen who suggested that he sell Cupid in Berlin
art and culture. In a further move, Göring had the Marquis d’Argens’ six-room suite, which was in close proximity to the Marble Gallery, set up as his private apartments. He used the Frederician interiors
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development into one of the most important - if not the most important - artist of German Romanticism is closely linked to the Prussian royal court: After all, it was the 15-year-old Crown Prince Frederick William
early age. He took a keen interest in his son’s career. When he settled in Rome they remained in close contact by letter. Schadow took care of the marketing of Ridolfo’s works in Berlin and was largely
mentor. The painting that Wilhelm Schadow painted of Ridolfo, Thorbaldsen and himself illustrates this close private and professional connection. (6) Rome provided the young sculptor with an immense amount of
Prussian royal house; as well as the silks in the Prussian palaces. Further studies are planned in close succession; some are already in preparation. The Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-
