File:Delkeskamp Schloß Sanssouci.jpg

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Alternative names	f. w. delkeskamp
Description	German painter and copper engraver
Date of birth/death	20 September 1794	5 August 1872
Location of birth/death	Bielefeld	Bockenheim
Authority file	: Q1462931 VIAF: 34729003 ISNI: 0000000066617434 ULAN: 500077882 LCCN: n82020198 GND: 118524569 WorldCat

Fryderyk Krzysztof Dietrich (1779–1847)
Alternative names	Friedrich Christoph Dietrich
Description	Polish engraver and printmaker
Date of birth/death	3 April 1779	25 May 1847
Location of birth/death	Öhringen, Hohenlohe-Öhringen	Łódź, Poland
Work location	Amsterdam, London, Berlin, Warsaw
Authority file	: Q18123792 VIAF: 18021855 ISNI: 0000000066754623 ULAN: 500115654 LCCN: n78074423 GND: 118975838 WorldCat

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aquatint print

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height: 17.9 cm (7 in); width: 23.9 cm (9.4 in)

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Potsdam Museum

	Location	Potsdam , Germany
	Coordinates	52° 23′ 44.9″ N, 13° 03′ 43.3″ E
	Website	www.potsdam.de/cms/beitrag/10063336/34677
	Authority file	: Q16320646 VIAF: 140206515 LCCN: n88657908 GND: 512557-1 SUDOC: 167708961 NKC: ko2015853994 WorldCat

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Short title	Schloss Sanssouci
Author	Michael Lüder
Headline	Image for object 66-53-K2a from Potsdam Museum - Forum für Kunst und Geschichte
Image title	Das in seiner Darstellung reizvolle, wenn auch etwas verzeichnete Blatt (so fehlen etwa der Fontänengraben und das Wasserbecken im Parterre vor dem Weinberg) zeigt dennoch einige interessante Details, zu denen vor allem die Säule in der Mitte gehört. Auf ihr steht die aus extrem hartem Porphyr wohl in der Werkstatt Berninis gemeißelte Büste des Paolo Giordano II. Orsini, Herzog von Bracciano (1591-1656). Die Büste wurde 1742 von Friedrich II. aus der Sammlung des französischen Kardinals Melchior de Polignac (1661-1741) erworben und vermutlich schon um 1750 in der Achse des Schlosses Sanssouci aufgestellt. Bereits Friedrich Nicolai erwähnte ihren Standort in seiner 1769 veröffentlichten Beschreibung Potsdams &bdquo;nach der Mitte des Gartens, wo der Eingang über die Brücke ist“. Von Napoleon I. (1769-1821) geraubt, nach 1815 zurückgebracht und in den 1950er Jahren in der Bildergalerie aufgestellt, steht sie seit Mai 2015 wieder am angestemmten Platz nördlich der Tritonenbrücke. [Thomas Sander] bez.: u.l.: Delkeskamp del.; u.m.l.: Ein Theil des Königl. Gartens bey dem Schlosse Sans Souci un- / weit Potsdam mit der Ansicht des Schlosses in der Ferne. / u.m.r.: Une Partie du Jardin Royal pres du ChÈƒteau de Sans Souci non / loin de Potsdam avec la vue du Chateau au fond.; u.r.: Dietrich sc.
Source	Potsdam Museum - Forum für Kunst und Geschichte
Copyright holder	CC BY-NC-SA
JPEG file comment	CREATOR: gd-jpeg v1.0 (using IJG JPEG v80), quality = 95

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