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Brühl’sche Vase (Südost 2)
Stone vases with Baroque elegance
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Dresden: First Steps10 pts
Dresden: Explorer25 pts
Dresden: Insider50 pts
Built in 1740, the Brühl’sche Vase is a distinguished heritage monument in Saxony and part of the Brühl Vases by the Palais Pond. These stone vases showcase the craftsmanship of the Baroque period and stand as a testament to the architectural style of the era.
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The vases are part of an ensemble by the Palais Pond.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1740
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Here you stand before the Brühl’sche Vase, a masterpiece of Baroque stone craftsmanship. Built in 1740, it is part of the renowned Brühl Vases by the Palais Pond. These stone vases reflect the artistic elegance and architectural finesse of their time. If you look west, you'll notice the Palais Pond, providing a picturesque backdrop for this historic monument. To the southeast, you can spot the Üppigkeitsvase, another remarkable piece from the same period. Each vase is a testament to the craftsmanship and cultural heritage that is so rich in Dresden. Let the history embedded in the forms and details of these vases inspire you.
Location
Nearby
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