-
Olympia cinemas.
Nosferatu premiered in
Germany on 4
March 1922 in the
Marmorsaal of the
Berlin Zoological Garden. This was
planned as a
large society evening...
- acolytes,
throwing flowers down from the sky. The white-and-gold oval
Marmorsaal ("Marble Hall"), as the prin****l
reception room, was the
setting for...
-
supervision of the
Prussian architect Karl
Friedrich S****el. Its
Marble Hall (
Marmorsaal), with
three aisles,
takes up half of the
ground floor and is so called...
-
Neoclassical ornamentation in 1815. The
guardroom leads into the
Marble Hall (
Marmorsaal), the
palatial dining hall once used to
receive Francis II of Austria...
- Zammels.: 232 On the
first floor is the main hall of the palace, the
Marmorsaal (marble hall), also
facing the garden.
Pilasters and
columns of red stucco...
-
conference room on the
first and
second floor,
known as the
marble hall (
Marmorsaal), was
divided into
three offices. The
Second World War left the Höchst...
-
Baroque interior. The
marble hall (in red and grey colour),
called the
Marmorsaal,
which comes after the library, also has
baroque interior with marble...
- der
Tanzgruppe Herion Stuttgart.
Stuttgart ca. 1928;
Judith Breuer: Der
Marmorsaal in Stuttgart. In:
Denkmalpflege in Baden-Württemberg. Nachrichtenblatt...
- humans. The New
Palace at
Potsdam in
Berlin has a
ceiling painting in the
Marmorsaal ("Marble Hall")
depicting the
Feast of the Gods on
Olympus (1769) by the...
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Steinway Thailand,
Steinway Malaysia,
Shanghai Music Center,
Imperial Marmorsaal Concert Hall Vienna,
Metropolitan Philharmonic Hall Medellin, Colombia...
