Heinrich von Brühl

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Heinrich von Brühl was an 18th-century Saxon statesman and influential minister at the court of Augustus III of Poland, known for his political power, patronage of the arts, and extensive building projects.

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Heinrich von Brühl canonical 3
von Brühl 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
nobleman
statesman
burialPlace Dresden Cathedral
citizenship Electorate of Saxony
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
countryOfBirth Holy Roman Empire
countryOfDeath Electorate of Saxony
dateOfBirth 1700-08-13
dateOfDeath 1763-10-28
educatedAt Jesuit school in Neuhaus am Inn
employer Court of Augustus III of Poland
Electorate of Saxony
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
familyName von Brühl
linked to: Heinrich von Brühl
father Johann Moritz von Brühl
givenName Heinrich
hasOccupation courtier
diplomat
statesman
languagesSpoken German
Polish
memberOf Polish royal court
Saxon court
mother Ernestine von der Heyde
nobleTitle Count
notableFor collection of art and porcelain
extensive building projects in Dresden and Saxony
patronage of the arts
political influence at the court of Augustus III of Poland
notableWork administration of Saxon and Polish affairs under Augustus III
opponent King Frederick II of Prussia
owned Brühl Palace in Warsaw
Brühl’s Terrace in Dresden
linked to: Brühl's Terrace

extensive art collections
participantIn Seven Years’ War
linked to: Seven Years' War

War of the Austrian Succession
patronOf architecture
fine arts
porcelain manufacture
placeOfBirth Gangloffsömmern
placeOfDeath Dresden
positionHeld First Minister of the Electorate of Saxony
First Minister of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Minister of State
Prime Minister of Saxony
religion Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
spouse Franziska von Kolowrat-Krakowsky
workLocation Dresden
Warsaw

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Brühl's Terrace originallyDevelopedBy Heinrich von Brühl
private garden of Count Brühl namedAfter Heinrich von Brühl
private garden of Count Brühl owner Heinrich von Brühl
Heinrich von Brühl familyName von Brühl
linked to: Heinrich von Brühl