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Ibbeken, Schinkel, E Edition Axel Menges GmbH Esslinger Straße 24 D-70736 Stuttgart-Fellbach tel. +49-0711-574759 fax +49-0711-574784 [email protected] www.AxelMenges.de Hillert Ibbeken and Elke Blauert (eds.) Karl Friedrich Schinkel – Das architektonische Werk heute / The architectural work today With texts by Martina Abri, Elke Blauert, Eva Börsch-Supan, Hel- mut Börsch-Supan, Bernd Evers, Hillert Ibbeken and Heinz Schö- nemann, and photographs by Hillert Ibbeken. 348 pp. with 330 illus. in duotone, 280 x 300 mm, hard-cover, German/English ISBN 978-3-932565-25-0 Euro 98.00, £ 68.00, US $ 98.00, $A 198.00 There is a copious and wide-ranging body of literature on Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Germany’s most important 19th-century archi- tect. But there is not a single work that records and assembles material on buildings by Schinkel that are still standing today, one hundred and sixty years after his death, after two world wars and major political upheavals. This volume is intended to fill the gap by providing the fullest possible compilation. It is surprising how many buildings by Schinkel still exist. There are over 150 of them in 96 different places, 62 in Germany and 34 in Poland, with Berlin and Potsdam each counting as a single location. The picture is very varied as far as the individual buildings are concerned. The churches make up the greatest number: about 70 of them are still standing. Then come 30 museums, theatres, guardhouses, schools and similar buildings, 17 palaces, castles and manor houses, 12 memorials, 12 tombs, 6 interiors and 4 fonts. A glance at a map of the former state of Prussia shows clearly Distributors that the buildings are not distributed evenly. In the west, the Rhine- land and Westphalia, there were and are relatively few buildings Brockhaus Commission by Schinkel. There is a decided cluster, the first regional concen- Kreidlerstraße 9 tration, in the present Saxony-Anhalt, between Magdeburg and D-70806 Kornwestheim Weimar. Further to the east come major accumulations in Berlin Germany and Potsdam, and then the Oderbruch in the east of Brandenburg tel. +49-7154-1327-33 as another cluster. There are also concentrations of buildings by fax +49-7154-1327-13 Schinkel in the Posen area and in west Poland, but Pomerania, [email protected] West and East Prussia and Silesia have far fewer. This reflects in- teresting historical patterns. Gazelle Book Services Heinz Schönemann provides an introductory essay about Schin- White Cross Mills kel in his day, Helmut Börsch-Supan has contributed accounts of Hightown the way in which Schinkel’s legacy is being handled today. The cat- Lancaster LA1 4XS alogue texts are by Martina Abri, Elke Blauert, Eva Börsch-Supan, United Kingdom Bernd Evers, Hillert Ibbeken and Heinz Schönemann. tel. +44-1524-68765 Hillert Ibbeken, who had the idea for this project, was Professor fax +44-1524-63232 of Geology at the Freie Universität Berlin until his retirement; he has [email protected] been involved in architectural photography throughout his life. Elke Blauert is an art historian and works on the academic staff of the National Book Network Kunstbibliothek in Berlin. 15200 NBN Way Blue Ridge Summit, PA 17214 USA tel. +1-800-4626420 fax +1-800-3384550 [email protected] Ibbeken/Blauert There is a copious and wide-ranging body of litera- Die Literatur über Karl Friedrich Schinkel, den be- ture on Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Germany’s most im- Längst war es mein Wunsch, mich mit unserem deutendsten deutschen Architekten des 19. Jahrhun- portant 19th-century architect. But there is not a sin- vortrefflichen Schinkel deshalb in Unterhandlungen einzulassen, Karl Friedrich Schinkel derts, ist umfangreich und weitgefächert. Aber nicht gle work that records and assembles material on eine einzige Arbeit berichtet darüber und stellt zu- buildings by Schinkel that are still standing today, weil ich ihn ohne Übertreibung für einen der genialsten und Das architektonische Werk heute sammen, was es insgesamt heute noch an Bauten one hundred and sixty years after his death, after two von Schinkel gibt, 160 Jahre nach seinem Tod, nach world wars and major political upheavals. This vol- geistreichsten Baukünstler halte, die Deutschland besitzt. The architectural work today zwei Weltkriegen und großen politischen Umwälzun- ume is intended to fill the gap by providing the fullest gen. Eine solche, im Prinzip erschöpfende Zusam- possible compilation. Karl Graf von Brühl, 1818 menstellung ist das Thema dieses Bandes. It is surprising how many works by Schinkel still herausgegeben von Es überrascht, wieviele Werke von Schinkel noch exist. There are over 170 of them in 112 different existieren. Es sind über 170 Objekte an 112 verschie- places, 62 in Germany and 49 in Poland and Russia, It has long been my wish to seek some agreement with edited by denen Orten, 62 in Deutschland und 49 in Polen with Berlin and Potsdam each counting as a single und Russland, wobei Berlin und Potsdam als nur je location. The picture is very varied as far as the indi- our most excellent Schinkel, because I hold him to be Karl Friedrich Schinkel Hillert Ibbeken, Elke Blauert ein Ort zählen. Das Bild ist im einzelnen sehr diffe- vidual objects are concerned. The churches make without exaggeration one of the most consummate and renziert. Zahlenmäßig den größten Teil nehmen die up the greatest number: 86 of them are still stand- Kirchen ein, von denen noch 86 stehen. Es folgen ing. Then come 34 museums, theatres, guardhous- ingenious artists that German architecture can boast. 34 Museen, Theater, Wachen, Schulen und ähn- es, schools and similar buildings, 18 palaces, castles liches, 18 Schlösser, Burgen und Gutshäuser sowie and manor houses, 12 memorials, 12 tombs, 6 interi- Karl Graf von Brühl, 1818 je 12 Denk- und Grabmäler, 6 Interieurs und 4 Tauf- ors and 4 fonts. becken. A glance at a map of the former state of Prussia Blickt man auf die Karte des ehemaligen Preußen, shows clearly that the buildings are not distributed so lassen sich deutlich Zonen unterschiedlicher Be- evenly. In the west, the Rhineland and Westphalia, setzungsdichte erkennen. Im Westen, in den Rhein- there were and are relatively few buildings by Schin- landen und in Westfalen, gibt und gab es nur relativ kel. There is a decided cluster, the first regional con- wenige Bauten von Schinkel. Ein deutlicher Cluster, centration, in the present Saxony-Anhalt, between eine erste regionale Konzentration, findet sich im Magdeburg and Weimar. Further to the east come heutigen Sachsen-Anhalt zwischen Magdeburg und major accumulations in Berlin and Potsdam, and Weimar. Weiter im Osten folgen die großen Schwer- then the Oderbruch in the east of Brandenburg as punkte Berlin und Potsdam sowie das Oderbruch im another cluster. There are also concentrations of östlichen Brandenburg als weiterer Cluster. Ebenfalls buildings by Schinkel in the Posen area as well as in gehäuft treten Bauten von Schinkel im Raum Posen West and East Prussia. Pomerania and Silesia have sowie in West- und Ostpreußen auf. Pommern und far fewer. Schlesien sind dagegen deutlich weniger besetzt. Heinz Schönemann provides an introductory essay Einen einführenden Text über Schinkel in seiner about Schinkel in his day, Helmut Börsch-Supan has Zeit liefert Heinz Schönemann, Helmut Börsch-Su- contributed accounts of the way in which Schinkel’s pan schreibt über den heutigen Umgang mit dem legacy is being handled today. The catalogue texts Erbe Schinkels. Die Katalogtexte stammen von Mar- are by Martina Abri, Elke Blauert, Eva Börsch-Supan, tina Abri, Elke Blauert, Eva Börsch-Supan, Bernd Bernd Evers, Hillert Ibbeken and Heinz Schönemann. Evers, Hillert Ibbeken und Heinz Schönemann. Hillert Ibbeken, who had the idea for this project, Hillert Ibbeken, der die Idee zu diesem Projekt was Professor of Geology at the Freie Universität hatte, war bis zu seiner Pensionierung Professor für Berlin until his retirement; he has been involved in Geologie an der Freien Universität Berlin; er beschäf- architectural photography throughout his life. Elke tigte sich zeitlebens mit Architekturphotographie. Blauert is an art historian and works on the academ- Elke Blauert ist Kunsthistorikerin und arbeitet als wis- ic staff of the Kunstbibliothek in Berlin. senschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der Kunstbibliothek in Berlin. Menges ISBN 3-932565-25-8 9 783932 565250 Karl Friedrich Schinkel Das architektonische Werk heute The architectural work today herausgegeben von edited by Hillert Ibbeken Elke Blauert mit Beiträgen von with contributions by Martina Abri Elke Blauert Eva Börsch-Supan Helmut Börsch-Supan Bernd Evers Hillert Ibbeken Heinz Schönemann Photographien Photographs Hillert Ibbeken Edition Axel Menges Veröffentlicht in Zusammenarbeit mit der Kunstbibliothek Inhalt der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin. Published in cooperation with the Kunstbibliothek of the 6 Übersichtskarte Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. 7 Hillert Ibbeken: Vorwort zur 1. Auflage 8 Heinz Schönemann: Schinkels Traum 12 Helmut Börsch-Supan: Schinkel im 20. Jahrhundert 16 Bildteil 316 Katalog 347 Bibliographie 349 Supplement Contents 6 Outline map 7 Hillert Ibbeken: Introduction to the 1st edition 10 Heinz Schönemann: Schinkel’s dream 14 Helmut Börsch-Supan: Schinkel in the 20th century 16 Pictorial section 332 Catalogue 348 Bibliography 349 Supplement © 2002 Edition Axel Menges, Stuttgart/London 2. Auflage ISBN 3-932565-25-8 Alle Rechte vorbehalten, besonders die der Über- setzung in andere Sprachen. All rights reserved, especially those of translation into other languages.
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