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Glyptothek Munich

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Jürgen Schrader

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The Glyptothek, as part of an ensemble of buildings around Munichs Königsplatz, was built in 1830 by architect Leo von Klenze as a housing for the collection of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures that Bavarian King Ludwig I. made available for the public.

Copyright: Jürgen Schrader
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 10240x5120
Taken: 09/07/2011
Загружена: 17/11/2012
Published: 17/11/2012
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