10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLYPTOTHECA»
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glyptotheca in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Architectural Magazine
The Glyptotheca at Munich. (Vol. IV. p. 593.) — Your correspondent, G. B. W.,
refers your readers to Dr. Granville's work On the Spat of Germany for an account
of the Sculpture Gallery at Munich ; and seems impressed, from the doctor's
rather ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1838
2
Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
* The Roman Hall in the Glyptotheca is about 130 feet by 42 — very moderate
dimensions compared with those of the King's Library, in the British Museum. Still
it is exceedingly spacious if contrasted with the generality of Grecian interiors, ...
3
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
Leaving, therefore, snarling hypercritics and frigid utilitarians, who vouldnot care,
though nature were to put on a lead- coloured livery of congenial dulness with
themselves, to decry the magnificent display in the interior of the Glyptotheca,
and ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols, 1835
4
The Gentleman's Magazine
Leaving, therefore, snarling hypercritics and frigid utilitarians, who wouldnot care,
though nature were to put on a lead- coloured livery of congenial dulness with
themselves, to decry the magnificent display in the interior of the Glyptotheca,
and ...
5
The Architectural Magazine, and Journal of Improvement in ...
Baron Von Kleuze, architect of the Glyptotheca and Pinacotheca at Munich, has
recently visited this country, and been to Liverpool and York to sec our works of
art and manufactories. We understand that he expressed himself much pleased ...
6
Arnold's Magazine of the Fine Arts: And Journal of ...
THE GLYPTOTHECA, OR MUSEUM OF SCULPTURE, AT MUNICH. If the year
eighteen-hundred-and-thirty was eminently distinguished by the various political
events that will give it a decided prominency in History, it will also be noted by the
...
7
A Guide to Munich, its Buildings, Institutions and Environs: ...
11 a. m. — 1 p. m. 2 — 5 p. m. Mondays. Glyptotheca. 8 — 12 a. m. 2 — 4 p. m.
Pinakotheca. 9 a. m. — 3 p. m. Palace. Rich Chapel. 10 — 11 a. m. Entry by cards
of admission. Theatre, Royal. Machinery etc. Open at 2 p. m. precisely. Tuesdays.
8
Sculpture, and the Plastic Art
By the former he was commissioned to execute two statues for the tympanum of
the Glyptotheca, the statues for the southern tympanum of the Walhalla, twenty-
five colossal figures of celebrated painters for the Pinacotheca, and several ...
T. C., Pickering Dodge, 1850
9
The Gentleman's Magazine
We have allowed ourselves to express our sentiments rather strongly upon this
matter, both because some have sneeringly reproached the halls of the
Glyptotheca. with being far too “fine ” for the purpose to which they are» destined,
thereby ...
10
The Magazine of the Fine Arts: And Monthly Review of ...
The Glyptotheca itself, however, forms only a portion of the architect's design. It is
situated in an open meadow, adjoining the road that conducts to the palace of
Nymphenburg ; this will be laid out in various buildings, so as to form a large ...
