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f) The Arabic Insriptions of the Mo
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The Inscriptions of the Interior Al
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association of talk and silver is i
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capable of wit, acumen and humour a
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g) The Palace Theatre - the Ideal o
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latest developments in theatre tech
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offi ce of the State Agency for Pro
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of a pumproom and machinery, and us
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“Societas Meteorologica Palatina
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the fi rst international scientifi
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i) The Palace Garden Arboreta - a B
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The science of botany, which reache
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The newly acquired, and sometimes v
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j) Harmonious Opposites: Carl Theod
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Absolutism and Enlightenment Electo
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II. Schwetzingen - A Prince Elector
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III. Schwetzingen - Historical Cont
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condemned Catholicism as “cursed
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2. The Cultural Landscape of Schwet
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to Mannheim. 31 The conveniently sm
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still characterized by the alterati
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intended by the Baroque building pl
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Changes of Faith, War and Reconstru
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Schwetzingen in the 19th Century Th
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c) History of the Palace 1. The Ori
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members of the Erlickheim family, p
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In 1655, cleaning up and renovating
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ooms could be heated, the ceilings
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The Castle of the von Erlickheim Fa
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III. Schwetzingen - Historical Cont
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een to create a counterpart to the
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Reconstruction Under Carl Ludwig fr
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The Development of a Baroque Summer
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III. Schwetzingen - Historical Cont
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Rococo styles, with geometric inlay
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that reason, there is no full chron
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y panelling the walls with wood and
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eastern part was restored to its or
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Uffenbach 11 noted in his travellin
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der 29 was taken on as chief court
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for the fi rst time in 1782, was co
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eticians, especially those of Antoi
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plan of 1783 (cp. Fig. 5). Leading
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In the 19th century Zeyher converte
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Grupello put up in Düsseldorf fi r
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of Botany it shelters, is a reworke
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The English Garden in the west of t
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formal gardens, where they still su
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of Baden 136 , was the court garden
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Schwetzingen is described as the mo
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pilation of the “Parkpfl egewerk
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nymous author of one garden guidebo
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to a monument of courtly life under
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derably in making the gardens widel
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de plaissance de Mrg l’Électeur
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Salvatore Sciarrino and Adriana Hö
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IV. Biographies a) Rulers (in Chron
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Maria Luisa. On 5th November 1700,
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Elector’s scholarly and artistic
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troops, who were already at the gat
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sels, where he was admitted to the
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Ferdinand Kobell (1740-1799) The pa
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Zweibrücken (1722-1775) in the cap
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Elector Carl Theodor (1724/1742-179
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In 1771, Carl Theodor commissioned
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served his apprenticeship with Cour
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V. Chronology (Tanja Fischer) 766 F
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1795 Report of an inspection tour f
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VI. List of Monuments in Schwetzing
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Carl Theodor, in the west wing a gy
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uilding probably built from plans b
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timbered walls elsewhere, saddlebac
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Ketscher Straße 2 (Flstnr. 3880/1)
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Carl-Theodor-Straße 1 (Flstnr. 259
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the 18th century; one-storey outhou
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VI. List of Monuments in Schwetzing
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VII. Bibliography (Stefan Moebus) A
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Budde 1999 - Kai Budde, “Die natu
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esidenz Schwetzingen”, in: Kurfü
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Hoffmann 1925 - Wilhelm W. Hoffmann
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Lohmeyer 1915/1920 - Karl Lohmeyer,
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Richter 2004 - Susan Charlotte Rich
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Szymczyk-Eggert 1993 - Elisabeth Sz
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Wimmer 1988/89 - Clemens Alexander