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Ludwig Manzel was a German sculptor born in Neu Kosenow on June 3, 1858, and who died in Berlin on June 20, 1936. Manzel is best known for his realistic and monumental sculptures, which often depict historical figures or important events. His works, such as the monument to the German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, showcase a mastery of form and detail and a profound understanding of human anatomy. Manzel's sculptures are characterized by their classical style and their use of traditional materials like bronze and marble. He is a significant figure in German sculpture, known for his realistic and monumental works, often depicting historical figures and events.
Born
June 3, 1858
Birth place
Neu Kosenow, Germany
Died
June 20, 1936
Death place
Berlin, Germany
Bestellung Der Kronprinzessin Für Den Altar Der Christu...
Ludwig Manzel
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Marmor-standbild Kaiser Weilhelm I. Im Grunewaldturm
Ludwig Manzel
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Herkules Walczący Z Centaurem
Ludwig Manzel
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The Horseowner and his Jockey
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Lebensechte Modelle Preisgekrönter Schafe
Ludwig Manzel
1924
Airedale - Terrier, Das Haustier Der Splieths
Ludwig Manzel
1924
Centaur Battle
Ludwig Manzel
1916
Triton
Ludwig Manzel
1913
Europa
Ludwig Manzel
1913
Iron-plaque of Helmuth Von Moltke the Elder
Ludwig Manzel
1908
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ludwig Manzel
1906
Prof. Dr. Carl Friedrich Meyer
Ludwig Manzel
1905
Labor
Ludwig Manzel
1904
Peace, defended by Arms
Ludwig Manzel
1904
Memorial to Emperor Wilhelm I. of Germany in Bernburg
Ludwig Manzel
1901