Carl Hårleman

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Carl Hårleman was an influential 18th-century Swedish architect and landscape designer known for helping introduce the Rococo style to Sweden and shaping several royal estates.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Swedish person
architect
human
landscape architect
countryOfCitizenship Sweden
dateOfBirth 1700-08-27
dateOfDeath 1753-02-09
educatedAt France
Italy
employer Swedish royal court
linked to: Swedish Royal Court
era 18th century
familyName Hårleman
fieldOfWork architecture
landscape design
gender male
genre garden design
palace architecture
givenName Carl
hasWorkLocation Drottningholm Palace
Rosersberg Palace
Stockholm Palace
Svartsjö Palace
Tullgarn Palace
Ulriksdal Palace
influenced Swedish 18th-century architecture
influencedBy French Rococo architecture
linked to: Rococo architecture

Germain Boffrand
movement Rococo
nativeLanguage Swedish
notableFor design of Swedish royal estates
introduction of Rococo style in Sweden
notableWork design of several Stockholm churches interiors
garden design at Drottningholm Palace
interior design of Stockholm Palace
work on Rosersberg Palace
work on Svartsjö Palace
work on Tullgarn Palace
work on Ulriksdal Palace
occupation architect
civil servant
landscape architect
placeOfBirth Stockholm
Sweden
placeOfDeath Stockholm
Sweden
positionHeld Royal Architect of Sweden
workedIn Stockholm
Sweden

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