7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs
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Summary
7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is an architectural sculpture[1].
Key Facts
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is the creator of Walter Schmarje[2].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is the creator of Ernst Gorsemann[3].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is the creator of Harald Haacke[4].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is the creator of Hans Karl Burgeff[5].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is the creator of Heinz Spilker[6].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is located in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf[7].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs is in the country of Germany[8].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's image is recorded as 200806 Berlin 401.JPG[9].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's instance of is recorded as architectural sculpture[10].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's instance of is recorded as relief sculpture[11].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's depicts is recorded as Otto March[12].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's depicts is recorded as Viktor von Podbielski[13].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's depicts is recorded as Willibald Gebhardt[14].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's depicts is recorded as Egbert Hoyer von der Asseburg[15].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's depicts is recorded as Theodor Lewald[16].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's depicts is recorded as Carl Diem[17].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's depicts is recorded as Werner March[18].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's made from material is recorded as bronze[19].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's location is recorded as Berlin Olympic Stadium[20].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's Commons category is recorded as Bronze plaques with portrait reliefs (Olympiastadion Berlin)[21].
- +1913-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs[22].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 52.515, 'longitude': 13.24274, 'precision': 1e-05}[23].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's significant event is recorded as reconstruction[24].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's described by source is recorded as Bildhauerei in Berlin[25].
- 7 bronze plaques with portrait reliefs's inscription is recorded as DEM ERBAUER DES STADIONS / OTTO MARCH / ZUM GEDÄCHTNIS / + 1913[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Walter Schmarje[2], a sculptor[27], 1872–1921[28], of Germany[29]; Ernst Gorsemann[3], a sculptor[30], 1886–1960[31], of German Reich[32]; Harald Haacke[4], a sculptor[33], 1924–2004[34], of Germany[35]; Hans Karl Burgeff[5], a sculptor[36], 1928–2005[37], of Germany[38], awarded the Hilde Broër Prize[39]; and Heinz Spilker[6], an artist[40], b. 1927[41], of Germany[42].