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Rietschel Ernst Friedrich August
(1804—1861)
Ernst Friedrich August Rietschel was born into a lower middle-class family. He studied at the Dresden Art Academy before moving to Berlin in 1826 to study with sculptor, Christian Daniel Rauch. Rietschel received a scholarship to study sculpture in Italy and received consistent commissions for architectural sculptures upon his return to Germany. Some of his significant creations include the Munich Glyptothek building of the old University of Leipzig, the Dresden Court Theater, and the Berlin Opera. He also produced multiple free-standing monuments for famous Germans.
DDR, 1955, Friedrich von Schiller
DDR, 1990, Monument of Schiller and Goethe in Weymar
German Federal Republic, 1997, Monument of Schiller and Goethe in Weymar
Germany. Thuringen, 1945/1946, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Thuringen, 1945/1946, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Germany. Thuringen, 1945/1946, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Germany. Thuringen, 1945/1946, Schiller and Goethe
Germany. Württemberg, 1947/1948, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Württemberg, 1947/1948, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Württemberg, 1947/1948, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Württemberg, 1948, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Württemberg, 1948, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Württemberg, 1948, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Württemberg, 1948/1949, Friedrich von Schiller
Germany. Württemberg, 1948/1949, Friedrich von Schiller
Sierra Leone, 2005, Monuments of Schiller
German Federal Republic, 1999.10.29, Sindelfingen. Monument of Schiller and Goethe in Weymar
German Federal Republic, 2004, Ernst Rietschel and monuments of writers
DDR, 1990, Monument to Goethe and Schiller
DDR, 1990, Goethe and Schiller Monument
German Federal Republic, 1997, Monument of Schiller and Goethe
German Federal Republic, 1999, Goethe and composers
German Federal Republic, 1999, Monument of Schiller and Goethe in Weymar