Category:Bourbaki-Panorama

**Bourbaki-Panorama**
	museum in Lucerne (Switzerland)
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Instance of	museum building; cultural center; memory institution; movie theater;
Part of	list of cultural properties in Lucerne;
Location	Lucerne, City of Lucerne Constituency, Lucerne, Switzerland
Street address	Löwenplatz 11, 6004 Luzern;
Occupant	Bourbaki-Panorama;
Has part(s)	Bourbaki-Panorama;
Heritage designation	class A Swiss cultural property of national significance (03720);
Inception	1889;
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	47° 03′ 25.1″ N, 8° 18′ 40.4″ E
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	Q895178; PCP reference number: 03720; OpenStreetMap node ID: 1485039289
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Object location	47° 03′ 24.84″ N, 8° 18′ 40.54″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	47.056900; 8.311260

Deutsch: Das "Bourbaki-Panorama" ist ein monumentales Gemälde, das eine Episode des französisch-preußischen Krieges von 1870-1871 realistisch darstellt: das Debakel der Bourbaki-Armee im Januar 1871 und ihre Internierung in der Schweiz, wo sie Zuflucht gesucht hatte. Der mit der Ausführung beauftragte Maler Édouard Castres führte ein Team von acht lokalen Malern an, darunter Frédéric Dufaux, Louis Dunki, William-Henri Hébert, Gustave de Beaumont und Ferdinand Hodler. Das Bourbaki-Panorama wird von 1881 bis 1889 in Genf erstellt und zuerst dort präsentiert. Es wird 1889 nach Luzern verlegt.

English: The "Bourbaki Panorama" is a monumental painting that realistically depicts an episode of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871: the debacle of the Bourbaki army in January 1871 and its internment in Switzerland where it had sought refuge. The painter Édouard Castres, who was responsible for its production, led a team of eight local painters including Frédéric Dufaux, Louis Dunki, William-Henri Hébert, Gustave de Beaumont and Ferdinand Hodler. The Bourbaki panorama was first created and presented in Geneva from 1881 to 1889. It was moved to Lucerne in 1889.

Français : Le « Panorama Bourbaki » est une peinture monumentale qui représente avec réalisme un épisode de la guerre franco-prussienne de 1870-1871 : la débâcle de l'armée Bourbaki de janvier 1871 et son internement en Suisse où elle avait cherché refuge. Le peintre Édouard Castres chargé de sa réalisation, a conduit une équipe de huit peintres locaux dont Frédéric Dufaux, Louis Dunki, William-Henri Hébert, Gustave de Beaumont et Ferdinand Hodler. Le panorama Bourbaki est créé et présenté en premier à Genève, de 1881 à 1889. Il est déplacé à Lucerne en 1889.

Italiano: Il panorama di Bourbaki fu creato e presentato a Ginevra dal 1881 al 1889. Fu trasferita a Lucerna nel 1889.

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Media in category "Bourbaki-Panorama"

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A rider of the Bourbaki cavalry by foot - Study to the Bourbaki Panorama by Edouard Castres.jpg 2,595 × 1,216; 637 KB
An ambulance - Study to the Bourbaki Panorama by Edouard Castres.jpg 3,077 × 1,689; 1.32 MB
SH Zeughaus 1871.JPG 2,112 × 2,816; 1.29 MB
Women with supplies - Study to the Bourbaki Panorama by Edouard Castres.jpg 2,280 × 1,711; 722 KB
Wounded - Study to the Bourbaki Panorama by Edouard Castres.jpg 4,866 × 1,389; 1.24 MB