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Christoph August Gersting

Christoph August Gersting (also known as Christian Gersting and August Christian Gersting; 30 September 1802 in Hanover – 31 March 1872 in Hanover) was a German mason, senator, and architect. He is best remembered for his classicist style of architecture. He was an instructor of Conrad Wilhelm Hase.

Christoph August Gersting

Adolfstraße in Hannover. Das Haus im Vordergrund hat heute die Adresse Kommandanturstraße 16, war wohl früher als Adolfstraße 5 bekannt.

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Born
1802 · Hanover.
Died
1872 · Hanover.
Nationality
German Empire · Kingdom of Hanover
Occupation
architect · bricklayer
Languages
German

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Christoph August Gersting (also known as Christian Gersting and August Christian Gersting; 30 September 1802 in Hanover – 31 March 1872 in Hanover) was a German mason, senator, and architect. He is best remembered for his classicist style of architecture. He was an instructor of Conrad Wilhelm Hase.

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