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Konrad KnollGerman sculptor.
Date of Birth: 09.09.1829
Country:  Germany |
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German Sculptor
The renowned German sculptor rose to prominence as a master of his craft.
Early Life and Education
Born and raised in Germany, the artist embarked on a path of artistic development at the Karlsruhe Art Institute. His pursuit of knowledge continued at the Munich Polytechnic School, where he honed his skills under the esteemed guidance of Halbig. The artist's academic journey culminated at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts, where he further refined his artistic abilities.
Professorial Career
Upon completion of his education, the artist assumed the role of Professor at the Munich University of Technology. In this capacity, he shared his wisdom and expertise with aspiring artists, fostering future generations of sculptors.
Major Works
Among the artist's most notable creations is the magnificent "Tannhäuser Shield," an intricate work depicting scenes from the legend of the medieval minnesinger. Cast in zinc, the statue of Wolfram von Eschenbach stands proudly in the town of Eschenbach. The artist's impressive repertoire also includes bronze sculptures of Sappho, Germania, and Henry the Lion.
In Munich, the artist left an enduring mark with the Fischbrunnen fountain, adorned with bronze figures and embellishments. The artist's talent extended beyond the city's borders, as evidenced by the bronze monument to Palma in Bracław. The depth and breadth of the artist's creations continue to inspire and mesmerize viewers to this day.
