File:Frederick II. Sanssouci.gif

Summary

Artist



Alternative names	German: Friedrich der Große
Description	German ruler, art collector and monarch king (Prussia)
Date of birth/death	24 January 1712	17 August 1786
Location of birth/death	Berlin	Potsdam
Work period	1740–1786
Work location	Central Europe; Prussia
Authority file	: Q33550 VIAF: 12303200 ISNI: 0000000121207885 ULAN: 500214602 LCCN: n80056902 NLA: 35104552 WorldCat

Description

English: Sketch drawn by King Frederick II of Prussia for the design of the Palace of Sanssouci—Schloss Sanssouci, that was built in Potsdam.

The sketch was drawn by 'Frederick the Great'.

Date

1745

Source/Photographer

Transferred from en.wikipedia, Original uploader was Giano at en.wikipedia, 4 April 2006 (original upload date)

Original upload log

The original description page was here. All following user names refer to en.wikipedia.

2006-04-04 12:32 Giano 702×472×1 (9346 bytes) Sketch drawn by Frederick II of Prussia for the design of the Palace of Sanssouci. Sketch drawn in 1745. {{PD-Art|PD-old-100}}

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