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4. TEMPLE OF BOTANY 124 Prof. Dr. Michael Hesse 4. State of Conservation and Factors Affecting the Property „ “ A pantheon-like structure covered in simulated bark, the Temple of Botany (1779/80), with its iconography of fertility, of growth and decay in the course of the seasons and of the zodiac, at first glance conforms to what one would expect of a typical garden building. There is, however, the very unusual pictorial connection of natural rhythms with modern science – presented, moreover, in a way that appears to comment on history: the ancient authorities of Theophrastus and Pliny meet the modern natural scientists, Joseph Pitton de Tournefort and Carl von Linné. It is only appropriate, then, that the statue of the goddess of fertility should present the revolutionary findings of a contemporary Swedish scientist, the „Caroli Linnei Sistema Plantarum“.
5. Protection and Management of the Property 5.a) Ownership The greater part of the nominated property is owned by the state of Baden-Württemberg. Areas in state ownership include: • The palace complex including gardens and buildings. Parts of the complex are sublet. (Postal address: Schloss/Schlossgarten 2.) • The upper waterworks, icehouse and adjoining building (postal address: Zeyherstraße). • The District Court (formerly envoys’ lodgings; postal address: Zeyherstraße 6). • The lower waterworks (postal address: Collinistraße 36, 38). • Carl-Theodor-Straße 8 a-f, residential and commercial building (former electoral stables). • Forsthausstraße 11, Forestry Office (former home of the grandveneur, or head gamekeeper). Ownership of other property in the town is indicated in the land registry plan held by the Planning Department of Schwetzingen town council (Hebelstraße 7, 68723 Schwetzingen). The state of Baden-Württemberg and Schwetzingen town council are public regional and local authorities. The palace and the palace gardens are part of the real estate of the state of Baden-Württemberg. Contact Details State of Baden-Württemberg, represented by the Ministry of Finance, Schlossplatz 4, 70173 Stuttgart Schwetzingen Town Council, Real Estate Office: Stadt Schwetzingen, Liegenschaftsamt, Rathaus, Hebelstraße 1, D-68723 Schwetzingen 5.b) Protective Designation The federal laws, state laws and local statutes detailed in the Management Plan ensure comprehensive protection of the nominated property. • Core property: the palace and gardens enjoy special protection as a historic monument of special significance under section 12 of the Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Act (DSchG). The palace, gardens and parts of the historic town centre are further protected as an entire fixture in accordance with section 19 of the Act. • The buffer zone is protected by virtue of its status as the surroundings of a registered historic monument under sect. 15, para. 3 of the Monument Protection Act. It is further covered by the Townscape Ordinance of Schwetzingen town council. • Additional protection of the buffer zone is afforded by the building development plans passed on the basis of the Federal Building Code (BauGB), which cover matters such as height of buildings, advertising space and nature conservation in the areas surrounding the palace, gardens and historic town centre. • The whole of the palace grounds and the area bordering it to the west are designated as a landscape conservation area in accordance with section 29 of Baden-Württemberg‘s Nature Conservation Act (NatSchG), ensuring that the gardens and their immediate surroundings are used in an environmentally friendly manner. 5. 125
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Nomination for Inscription on the U
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Contents Nomination Form 1. Identif
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1. Identification of the Property 1
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1. Identification of the Property 1
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2. Description 2.a) Description of
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Captions (italics denote a selectio
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of the eighteenth-centuries. Most o
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projecting galleries, and stalls ge
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pavilion of the southern arbour wal
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the other rooms in the bathhouse, w
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y wooden columns. The trellises, to
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Areas Bordering the Gardens, and Bu
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Palatina; 1773: publication of the
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function, was guaranteed by the con
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(Monuments in the Administrative Di
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3. Justification for Inscription 3
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as it were, in the palace garden, t
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“Arboretum” is at the very begi
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However, archaeological activity wa
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3.c) Comparative Analysis Introduct
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uncommonly personal and individual
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east of the palace; 1803/04 constru
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Authenticity: The palace was only s
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der Gärten Nymphenburg und Schwetz
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Court Garden of Ansbach Basic Facts
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Characteristics: Today the Bayreuth
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is in the merely rudimentary landsc
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has been lost. The original statue
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Summary Herrenhausen performed the
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Palace of Sanssouci Basic Facts Loc
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Garden Kingdom of Dessau-Wörlitz B
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under King Johann of Saxony (1801-1
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of palace chapel; 1715 death of Lou
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World Heritage site since 1996. Cha
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Technical monuments: The 1725 ”Wi
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By 1681, Liselotte‘s brother, Pri
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V. Report on the Music Historical I
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list of musicians for the first tim
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all occasions, must be the conseque
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classical Viennese composers) the s
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green vines, and mystifyingly bound
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Pfalz-Zweibrücken, the Palatinate
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conceptualisation underlying the ga
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About the Experts Michael Hesse Pro
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team at the Berlin-Brandenburg Acad
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