Monument to Frederick the Great (participation in design)

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The Monument to Frederick the Great is a prominent 19th-century equestrian statue and elaborate public monument in Berlin honoring Prussian king Frederick II, created through the collaboration of several artists including Johann Gottfried Schadow.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bronze monument
equestrian statue
outdoor sculpture
architecturalStyle Historicist
commissionedBy Frederick William III of Prussia NERFINISHED
country Germany NERFINISHED
creator Albert Wolff NERFINISHED
August Kiß NERFINISHED
Christian Daniel Rauch NERFINISHED
Friedrich Drake NERFINISHED
Hermann Schievelbein NERFINISHED
Johann Gottfried Schadow NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Frederick II of Prussia NERFINISHED
depicts Frederick II of Prussia NERFINISHED
horse
genre commemorative sculpture
hasInscription dedicatory texts honoring Frederick II of Prussia
hasPart allegorical figures
equestrian statue of Frederick the Great
multi-figure sculptural base
pedestal
relief panels
heritageDesignation listed monument in Berlin
honors Frederick II of Prussia NERFINISHED
inception mid-19th century
locatedIn Berlin NERFINISHED
Germany
location Unter den Linden NERFINISHED
materialUsed bronze
granite
notableFor elaborate sculptural program
large-scale equestrian statue
participationInDesignBy Johann Gottfried Schadow NERFINISHED
partOf cultural heritage of Berlin
period 19th century
purpose commemoration of Frederick the Great
significantEvent relocation during the German Democratic Republic period
return to Unter den Linden after German reunification
subjectOf urban design of Unter den Linden
touristAttraction Berlin NERFINISHED
unveiled 1851

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Johann Gottfried Schadow notableWork Monument to Frederick the Great (participation in design)