Barock in Russland
Zum OEuvre des Hofarchitekten Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli
by Cornelia Skodock
Paperback (Out of print)
(February 2006)
ISBN: 9783447053044
6.65 x 9.45 inches
Price: $17.00
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Der aus Frankreich stammende Francesco Rastrelli (1700-1771) war einer der bedeutendsten Architekten Russlands im 18. Jahrhundert. Er war massgeblich am Aufbau der neuen Hauptstadt St. Petersburg beteiligt. Das Buch stellt reprasentativ ausgewahlte Werke Rastrellis – etwa die Winterpalaste, die Sommerresidenzen in Peterhof und Carskoe Selo, den Kremlpalast in Moskau oder Bauten fur Herzog Biron in Kurland – vor. Auf der Grundlage einer umfassenden Quellenauswertung werden die Stilmittel des Baumeisters erlautert und auf westliche sowie altrussische Vorbilder in seinem Schaffen verwiesen. Kapitel zur historischen Situation in Russland, zur Organisation des Baubetriebs in St. Petersburg und zur Biografie Rastrellis runden die Darstellung ab.Ein chronologisch geordnetes Werkverzeichnis liegt dem Buch als CD-ROM bei. Jede der 131 Katalognummern beinhaltet Lage, Auftraggeber, Baugeschichte, ausfuhrliche Beschreibung, Plane Rastrellis, zeitgenossische Abbildungen, Quellen und weiterfuhrende Literatur.
- By (author) Cornelia Skodock
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