Georg von Dollmann

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Georg von Dollmann was a 19th-century German architect best known for designing King Ludwig II’s romantic historicist palaces, including the iconic Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria.

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instanceOf architect
human
architectOf Herrenchiemsee Palace
Linderhof Palace
Neuschwanstein Castle
Royal Villa at Berchtesgaden
various royal buildings in Bavaria
burialPlace Munich
countryOfCitizenship Germany
Kingdom of Bavaria
dateOfBirth 1830-05-21
dateOfDeath 1895-03-31
educatedAt Academy of Fine Arts, Munich
Polytechnic School in Munich
employer King Ludwig II of Bavaria
era 19th century
fieldOfWork castle architecture
historicist architecture
palace architecture
gender male
hasWorkLocation Chiemsee
Hohenschwangau
influencedBy French Baroque architecture
medieval castle architecture
knownFor designing palaces for King Ludwig II of Bavaria
romantic historicist architecture
movement Historicism
nativeLanguage German
notableStudentOrAssistant Julius Hofmann
notableWork Herrenchiemsee Palace
Linderhof Palace
Neuschwanstein Castle
Royal Villa at Berchtesgaden
Royal stables at Hohenschwangau
occupation architect
partOf Bavarian court architecture
patron Ludwig II of Bavaria
placeOfBirth Ansbach
Kingdom of Bavaria
placeOfDeath Kingdom of Bavaria
Munich
positionHeld court architect to King Ludwig II of Bavaria
residence Munich
style romantic historicism
workedIn Bavaria
Munich

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Neuschwanstein Castle architect Georg von Dollmann