dinosaur reliefs
architectural sculptures on the building of the Aquarium Berlin, Germany, consisting of seven reliefs
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dinosaur reliefs
Summary
dinosaur reliefs is a relief sculpture[1].
Key Facts
- dinosaur reliefs is the creator of Heinrich Harder[2].
- dinosaur reliefs is the creator of Robert Schirmer[3].
- dinosaur reliefs is the creator of Hans Joachim Ihle[4].
- dinosaur reliefs is located in Bezirk Mitte[5].
- dinosaur reliefs is in the country of Germany[6].
- dinosaur reliefs's image is recorded as Zoo Berlin Aquarium Fassade 2.jpg[7].
- dinosaur reliefs's instance of is recorded as relief sculpture[8].
- dinosaur reliefs's instance of is recorded as architectural sculpture[9].
- dinosaur reliefs's instance of is recorded as group of sculptures[10].
- dinosaur reliefs's genre is recorded as public art[11].
- dinosaur reliefs's genre is recorded as animal sculpture[12].
- dinosaur reliefs's genre is recorded as architectural sculpture[13].
- dinosaur reliefs's depicts is recorded as Nothosaurus[14].
- dinosaur reliefs's depicts is recorded as Stegosaurus[15].
- dinosaur reliefs's depicts is recorded as Triceratops[16].
- dinosaur reliefs's depicts is recorded as Claosaurus[17].
- dinosaur reliefs's depicts is recorded as Belodon[18].
- dinosaur reliefs's depicts is recorded as Polacanthus[19].
- dinosaur reliefs's depicts is recorded as Meiolania[20].
- dinosaur reliefs's made from material is recorded as plaster[21].
- dinosaur reliefs's made from material is recorded as limestone[22].
- dinosaur reliefs's location is recorded as Aquarium Berlin[23].
- dinosaur reliefs's part of is recorded as Aquarium Berlin[24].
- dinosaur reliefs's Commons category is recorded as Dinosaur reliefs (Aquarium Berlin)[25].
- +1913-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of dinosaur reliefs[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Heinrich Harder[2], an illustrator[27], 1858–1935[28], of Germany[29], specialised in painting[30]; Robert Schirmer[3], a sculptor[31], 1850–1923[32], of Germany[33], specialised in model[34]; and Hans Joachim Ihle[4], a sculptor[35], 1919–1997[36], of Germany[37], awarded the Berliner Kunstpreis[38].