Christian Jank

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Christian Jank was a 19th-century German theatrical set designer and painter whose romantic, fantastical concepts heavily shaped the fairy-tale appearance of Neuschwanstein Castle.

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instanceOf German artist
painter
person
set designer
theatrical set designer
burialPlace Munich
centuryOfActivity 19th century
collaboratedWith Eduard Riedel NERFINISHED
Georg von Dollmann NERFINISHED
countryOfBirth Kingdom of Bavaria
countryOfCitizenship Germany
countryOfDeath German Empire
dateOfBirth 1833-07-15
dateOfDeath 1888-11-25
designed fairy-tale style concepts for Neuschwanstein Castle
employer Ludwig II of Bavaria
ethnicGroup German
fieldOfWork painting
set design
theatre
genre fantastical architectural concepts
romantic painting
influenced appearance of Neuschwanstein Castle
influencedBy medieval architecture
romantic historicism
languageOfWorkOrName German
movement Romanticism
name Christian Jank self-link
notableFor romantic, fantastical architectural concepts
notableWork concept designs for Neuschwanstein Castle
concepts for Herrenchiemsee Palace (attributed)
concepts for Linderhof Palace (attributed)
stage designs for Wagnerian operas
occupation painter
theatrical set designer
partOf circle of artists around Ludwig II of Bavaria
placeOfBirth Munich
placeOfDeath Munich
residence Munich
style picturesque fairy-tale aesthetic
romantic historicist
workedFor Ludwig II of Bavaria
surface form: King Ludwig II of Bavaria

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Christian Jank name Christian Jank self-link