Lauritz De Thurah

Architecture And World Views In Eighteenth-Century Denmark

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Lauritz de Thurah (1706–1759) was a key figure in Danish Baroque architecture, responsible for iconic buildings like the Hermitage Hunting Lodge and the spire of Copenhagen’s Church of Our Saviour. This book explores his architectural achievements and his diverse roles in 18th-century Denmark.

An in-depth look at Lauritz de Thurah’s architectural legacy and his impact on Danish Baroque culture.

This monograph centers on architect and scholar Peter Thule Kristensen’s detailed study of Thurah’s intricate and influential architectural work. Complementing this are chapters by experts Else Marie Bukdahl, Martin Søberg, Thomas Lyngby, Natalie Patricia Körner, Sanne Maekelberg, and Nina Ventzel Riis, which examine Thurah’s many roles beyond architecture.

These include his contributions as a leading architectural historian, topographer, grand tour traveler, civil servant, military officer, and a pioneer within Denmark’s evolving social hierarchy during the era of absolute monarchy.

The book also offers a broader perspective on the Baroque period, exploring its court culture, garden design, and church architecture. It concludes by reflecting on the modern-day relevance of Thurah’s buildings, considering how they have been adapted to meet contemporary needs and uses.

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Forfatter(e)Thomas Lyngby Peter Thule Kristensen Else Marie Bukdahl Martin Søberg Natalie Patricia Körner Sanne Maekelberg Nina Ventzel Riis Nina Ventzel Riis And Martin Søberg
KategoriBøger
Genre(r)Arkitektur Og Design
ForlagStrandberg Publishing
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SprogDansk
ISBN-139788794102704
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