Thank you for sharing the pictures! I crave as many pictures of Sanssouci in different seasons as I can get, and this definitely scratched an itch. <333
The other pictures were also great, especially the Gundling, Catt, and Manger memorials. I also notice the relative of Dr. Cothenius, and a Polenz, who is probably some younger relative of the Saxon envoy that was sent to hang out at the Tobacco Parliament and chat military matters with FW, because current envoy Suhm really, really was not FW's BFF.
Weeell, depends on what you count as buildings? Technically, both the Dragon House and Belvedere were built 1770f, and the Temple of Friendship and the Antique Temple between 1768 and 1770 as well.
I mean, my first instinct would be not to count those as buildings, although if someone wanted to call them buildings, I wouldn't say it was wrong. Anyway, I could totally see the Neues Palais being called the last building.
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Date: 2021-11-26 04:19 pm (UTC)The other pictures were also great, especially the Gundling, Catt, and Manger memorials. I also notice the relative of Dr. Cothenius, and a Polenz, who is probably some younger relative of the Saxon envoy that was sent to hang out at the Tobacco Parliament and chat military matters with FW, because current envoy Suhm really, really was not FW's BFF.
Weeell, depends on what you count as buildings? Technically, both the Dragon House and Belvedere were built 1770f, and the Temple of Friendship and the Antique Temple between 1768 and 1770 as well.
I mean, my first instinct would be not to count those as buildings, although if someone wanted to call them buildings, I wouldn't say it was wrong. Anyway, I could totally see the Neues Palais being called the last building.
Thirding the importance of the dog!