Efraim Szreger
Ephraim Schröger or Efraim Szreger (1727, in Toruń – 16 August 1783, in Warsaw) was a German-born architect active in Poland.
Also recorded as Efraim Schroeger · Efraim Sregier · Ephraim Sregier · Efraim Sreygier
Efraim Szreger
Efraim Szreger · Walter Hentschel (1967). Die sächsische Baukunst des 18. Jahrhunderts in Polen. Bildband, Berlin · Public domain
- Name
- Efraim Szreger
- Born
- 18 February 1727
- Birthplace
- Thorn, Kingdom of Prussia
- Died
- 16 March 1783
- Place of death
- Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
- Occupation
- Architect
- Nationality
- Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
- Fields
- architecture
- Known for
- Szuster Palace
- Languages
- Polish · German
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Ephraim Schröger or Efraim Szreger (1727, in Toruń – 16 August 1783, in Warsaw) was a German-born architect active in Poland.
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• Name — Efraim Szreger • Native Name — Ephraim Schröger • Born — 18 February 1727 • Birthplace — Thorn, Kingdom of Prussia • Died — 16 March 1783 • Place of death — Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth • Occupation — Architect • Significant Buildings — Lelewel Palace
Notable works
Notable works
• New façade for the Carmelite Church, Warsaw • Lelewel Palace • Tepper Palace, Warsaw
Efraim Szreger, Szreger Outbuildings of the Lelewel Palace
Creator:Efraim Szreger · Walter Hentschel (1967). Die sächsische Baukunst des 18. Jahrhunderts in Polen. Bildband, Berlin
Trzemeszno, Poland, basilica of St. Mary and Saint Michael, former church of Canons Regular, built in 10th century, rebuild in 12th, 15th. In 18th century substantially rebuilt according to design of Ephraim Schroeger
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1727
Efraim Szreger was born on 18 February 1727.
1783
Efraim Szreger died on 1 January 1783.
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Efraim Szreger was born in Toruń.
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Efraim Szreger died in Warsaw.
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q78032: Efraim Szreger
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Identity and origins. The authorities additionally record the headings Efraim Schroeger, Efraim Sregier, Ephraim Sregier, Efraim Sreygier and Ephraim Schröger. His recorded languages were Polish and German.
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