Imperial Hall, Residenz Munich, Germany, by Wilfredor, 2024-02-02
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Imperial Hall, Residenz Munich, Germany

Wilfredor

2024-02-02

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CC0, as the museum states it.
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About this work

The Munich Residenz is a city palace in Munich and was the residence of the Bavarian dukes, electors and kings. Monumental elongated facade in two to three storeys with raised corner pavilions, with a loggia of figures by Ludwig Schwanthaler in front of the central avant-corps; the western section incorporates the previous building (the Kaisersaal wing) from the early 17th century, rebuilt by Leo von Klenze between 1832 and 1842; the eastern pavilion and adjoining rear wing were remodelled for the Bavarian Academy of Sciences.