Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Andreas Schlüter across 5 places, from 1659 to 1713.
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Andreas Schlüter (1659 –) was a German baroque sculptor and architect, active in the Holy Roman Empire, the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, and Russia.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Warsawattested“In 1689, he moved to Warsaw and made the pediment reliefs and sculptural work of Krasiński Palace.”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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Berlinattested“Schlüter was invited to Berlin in 1694 by Eberhard von Danckelmann to work as court sculptor at the armory (Zeughaus) for Elector Frederick III.”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
1696year
Italyattested“Travelling through Italy in 1696, he studied the work of masters like Michelangelo Buonarroti and Gian Lorenzo Bernini.”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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Saint Petersburgattested“In 1713, Schlüter's fame brought him to work for Tsar Peter I of Russia in Saint Petersburg, where he died of an illness after creating several designs.”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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1683 to 1706period
Warsawmentioned“Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption, Frombork near Gdańsk, after 1683 *Altar and crucifix in church, Węgrów near Warsaw, 1688–1690 *Altar in Czerniaków church, Warsaw, 1690 *Portrait bishop Jan Małachowski in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków 1693…”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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Saint Petersburgmentioned“Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption, Frombork near Gdańsk, after 1683 *Altar and crucifix in church, Węgrów near Warsaw, 1688–1690 *Altar in Czerniaków church, Warsaw, 1690 *Portrait bishop Jan Małachowski in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków 1693…”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
1683 to 1706period
Gdańskmentioned“Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption, Frombork near Gdańsk, after 1683 *Altar and crucifix in church, Węgrów near Warsaw, 1688–1690 *Altar in Czerniaków church, Warsaw, 1690 *Portrait bishop Jan Małachowski in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków 1693…”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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Wawel Cathedralmentioned“Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption, Frombork near Gdańsk, after 1683 *Altar and crucifix in church, Węgrów near Warsaw, 1688–1690 *Altar in Czerniaków church, Warsaw, 1690 *Portrait bishop Jan Małachowski in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków 1693…”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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Lvivmentioned“Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption, Frombork near Gdańsk, after 1683 *Altar and crucifix in church, Węgrów near Warsaw, 1688–1690 *Altar in Czerniaków church, Warsaw, 1690 *Portrait bishop Jan Małachowski in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków 1693…”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
1683 to 1706period
Catherine Palacementioned“Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption, Frombork near Gdańsk, after 1683 *Altar and crucifix in church, Węgrów near Warsaw, 1688–1690 *Altar in Czerniaków church, Warsaw, 1690 *Portrait bishop Jan Małachowski in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków 1693…”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
1683 to 1706period
Berlinmentioned“Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption, Frombork near Gdańsk, after 1683 *Altar and crucifix in church, Węgrów near Warsaw, 1688–1690 *Altar in Czerniaków church, Warsaw, 1690 *Portrait bishop Jan Małachowski in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków 1693…”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
1703year
Berlin Cathedralmentioned“Mary's Church, Berlin, 1703 *Sarcophagi of Friedrich I and Sophia Charlotte, King and Queen in Prussia in the Berlin Cathedral”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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Rathaus Bridgementioned“His most important equestrian sculpture is that of the "Great Elector", Frederick William of Brandenburg, cast in 1708 and placed at "Lange Brücke" near the Berlin City Palace, now situated in the honor court before Charlottenburg Palace.”source: Wikipedia: Andreas Schlüter
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