bavaria statue造句

• These sketches show a Bavaria statue influenced by classical representations of an Amazon.
• The casting of the Bavaria statue ( 1844 55 ) especially brought him fame.
• But he soon began to come up with his own variations of the Bavaria statue.
• Only when Ludwig agreed to privately finance the completion of the Bavaria statue could it be finished.
• But the most important attribute of the Bavaria statue remains the oak-leaf wreath in her left hand.
• An investigation of the Bavaria statue by experts revealed such serious damage that the statue had to be closed to visitors in 2001.
• From the end of 1839 on, Schwanthaler and numerous assistants were engaged in producing a full-sized plaster model of the Bavaria statue.
• The formal unveiling of the Bavaria statue was originally planned for the Oktoberfest in 1850, which would have been the 25th year of Ludwig s reign.
• The Hall of Fame had not been completed at the time of the Bavaria statue unveiling; scaffolding and wooden roofing obscured large portions of the building.
• In another proposal dating from 1834, Klenze planned the Bavaria statue as an exact copy of the Athena Promachos which once stood in front of the Acropolis.
• Between June and August the separate pieces of the Bavaria statue were transported to the place of installation on especially constructed wagons, each drawn by 20 horses.
• Ludwig I and the participating artists were certainly aware of the plans for Arminius statues in Teutoburg Forest dating from the 1920s, although these were carried out after the Bavaria statue.
• In all, the Hall of Fame cost the king 614, 000 guilders, the Bavaria statue 286, 346 guilders and the property on which they stood 13, 784 guilders.
• After the competition to design the Hall of Fame was decided in favor of Klenze, he drew up several proposals for the Bavaria statue in addition to his detailed drawings of the intended Hall.
• On May 28, 1837 a contract to produce the Bavaria statue was signed by Ludwig I, Klenze, the sculptor Ludwig Michael Schwanthaler and the metal founder Johann Baptist Stiglmaier and his nephew, Ferdinand von Miller.
• On September 11, 1844 the head of the Bavaria statue was cast using metal from bronze Turkish cannon salvaged from the 1827 naval Battle of Navarino ( modern-day Pylos on the west coast of the Peloponnese peninsula ).
• The art historian Manfred F . Fischer is however of the opinion that the lion next to the Bavaria statue is not only conceived as Bavaria s heraldic animal, but along with the drawn sword is meant to be a symbol of defensive potential.
• After the unveiling of the Bavaria statue, the speaker for the occasion expressed on behalf of the Munich art world,  the gratitude and praise of the present time and times to come Bavaria s bronze oak leaf wreath belongs especially to King Ludwig, patron of the arts ( translation)