DOI Artikel:
Kandt, Kevin E.: Some notes on two allegorical drawings attributed to Andreas Schlüter the Younger from the Jacob Kabrun collection in the National Museum of Gdańsk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.43437#0193
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Fig. 24. Johann August Corvinus, “Faęade of the Bernhard Friedrich
Baron von Krosigk House in Berlin” from Vorstellung einiger Modernen
Gebaude..., plate 14, copper-plate engraving, Augsburg [c. 1719-1730],
copper-plate engraving, Landesarchiv, Berlin
now been contested.83 That Schluter would have been too involved with his
renovation of King Friedrich I’s palace (1698/99-1706) to contribute to the
architecture of Krosigk’s house is conceivable,84 however, it may have occurred
83 The attribution was already in doubt over a century ago and now the Magdeburg
architect Heinrich Schmutze (?—1704) has been proposed as designer of the structure. See:
Richard Borrmann, Die Bau- und Kunstdenkmaler von Berlin, Berlin 1893 [Reprint: Berlin
1982], p. 409-410; Melanie Mertens, Berliner Barockpalaste. Die Entstehung eines Bautyps in der
Zeit der ersten preufiischen Konige, Berlin 2003, p. 134-137, 407-409.
84 Hinterkeuser, Das Berliner Schloss..., p. 95-229.