Schlossbruecke - 1/8

one of eight marble statues adorning the sides of the schlossbruecke in the center of berlin.

designed and constructed on comission of King Friedrich I. by Karl Friedrich Schinkel in 1921 replacing a wooden bridge used mainly for the transport of material for the construction of the berlin palace.

the eight statues depict a heros life from early childhood to death and weren't completed until after the death of Schinkel 1841.

during the second world war they were taken down and stored at a safe location. after the war, the bridge, left mostly undamaged was part of the east zone, whilst the statues were stored in the west and not returned until the mid-80's. the city palace was torn down and the bridge redubbed marx-engels-bruecke. this was reverted in 1991 on the first anniversary of the german reunification.

Unter den Linden 1 10117 Berlin

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本藏品为柏林市中心城堡桥（Schlossbrücke）两侧装饰的八座大理石雕像之一。
该桥由腓特烈一世国王（King Friedrich I）委托卡尔·弗里德里希·申克尔（Karl Friedrich Schinkel）设计并建造，于1921年完工，用以替代此前主要用于运输柏林宫（Berlin Palace）建筑材料的木桥。
这八座雕像完整展现了一位英雄从幼年到逝世的一生，直至申克尔1841年逝世后才最终完工。
第二次世界大战期间，这些雕像被拆除并转移至安全地点储存。战后，基本未受损坏的城堡桥被划入东柏林占领区，而雕像则被存放在西柏林，直至80年代中期才得以归还。此后柏林宫被拆除，城堡桥也被更名为马克思-恩格斯桥（Marx-Engels-Brücke），该名称在1991年德国统一一周年之际被恢复为原名。
地址：柏林菩提树下大街（Unter den Linden）1号，邮编10117
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