Examples of using Elector max in English and their translations into German
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Elector Max III Joseph r.
For a concert at the court of the Bavarian elector Max III.
Elector Max III Joseph of Bavaria r.
As a representative of an enlightened absolutism, Elector Max III.
Elector Max IV. Joseph(1799-1825, King of Bavaria from 1806), King Ludwig I.
Vienna was besieged by the Turkish army whereupon the Bavarian elector Max Emanuel II.
Under Elector Max III Joseph the red wall covering was replaced with the present gold-and-white panelling.
Aeneas, in baroque pose with an allonge wig,bears an unmistakable resemblance to Elector Max Emanuel.
Canal system around Munich at the time of elector Max Emanuel enlarged version of the plan.
The fine stucco-work on the ceiling was designed bycourt architect François Cuvilliés the Elder for Elector Max III Joseph.
During the reign of Elector Max II Emanuel, between 1679 and 1726, Italian opera continued its own triumphal march in Munich.
The exhibition in this room explains the complex history of the palace buildings andpays tribute to its main patron, Elector Max Emanuel.
Elector Max Emanuel bestowed this annual market on Murnau, and it was originally celebrated on the Monday after Scapular Sunday, a Marian feast day.
Park palaces Pagodenburg The Pagodenburg was built between 1716 and 1719 by Joseph Effner to a commission from Elector Max Emanuel.
The painting, which was part of the original furnishings, was presented to Elector Max Emanuel on 20 January 1726 by Graf Johann Fugger.
Elector Max IV. Joseph propelled the project further forward, founding the"Topographical Bureau"- and with that, the Bavarian Surveying and Mapping Authority.
The box is crowned by putti and the personification of Fama(Fame) as an allegory of glory, surrounding the monogram of Elector Max III Joseph.
Towards the end of the 17th century Elector Max Emanuel's hunting lodge and garden palace saw the display of courtly splendour at its best.
Most of the 17th- and 18th-century French paintings shown herehave a close connection with the patron of the palace, Elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria.
The hall on the ground floor was redesigned from 1764 under Elector Max III Joseph and marks the transition from the rococo to the neoclassical period.
Illustrating the fight between Aeneas and Turnus for the handof the king's daughter Lavinia, Aeneas, it is sometimes said resembles the Elector Max II Emanuel.
Construction of Lustheim Palace began in 1684 under Bavarian Elector Max II Emanuel probably in anticipation of his marriage to the Emperor's daughter, Maria Antonia, in 1685.
In 1802, Elector Max Joseph of Bavaria made known his seizure of the High Monastery at Bamberg and of Franconia, and a few years later(1808), King Max- as he was by then known- visited the town.
The room on the south side was turned into a lacquer cabinet featuring a Chinese screen made of Coromandel lacquer,probably purchased by Elector Max Emanuel, and panels by the porcelain maker Johann Härringer.
On this day, Elector Max Emanuel(1662-1726) put on record at the Dachau district court“that he had the intention to build at Schleißheim a monastery with church for ten padres and two lay brothers”.
This day saw the beginning of the demolition of the“Renatusklause”(Renatus hermitage) built by Wilhelm V(1548-1626)to make space for Bavarian Elector Max Emanuel's Lustheim hunting lodge. The hermitage was later relocated to Lustheim's southern pavilion.
View Short Description The impressive summer residence of Elector Max II Emanuel ranks among Bavaria's major secular Baroque buildings incorporating the Old and New Schleissheim Palace, the hunting seat Lustheim, as well as the palace park and canal system.
Work on the main dome began in 1674, followed by consecration to celebrate the thirteenth birthday of the young crown prince in 1675; the dome was not completed until 1690.Francois Cuvilliés the Elder designed the façade of 1765-68 on behalf of the Elector Max III.
On the occasion of his marriage to the Austrian emperor'sdaughter Maria Antonia in June 1685, the young elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria(reigned 1680-1726) commissioned his court architect Henrico Zucalli from Grisons to build the hunting lodge and garden palace of Lustheim.
