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Franz Theodor Kugler

Franz Theodor Kugler (19 January 1808, Stettin – 18 March 1858, Berlin) was an art historian and cultural administrator for the Prussian state. He was the father of historian Bernhard von Kugler (1837–1898). • Illustration — Kugler memorial plaque at Rudelsburg castle He studied literature, music and the visual arts at the University of Berlin. After attending classes in Heidelberg, he returned to Berlin in 1827 in order to study architecture.

Also recorded as Franz Kugler

Franz Theodor Kugler

Franz-Kugler-Denkmal auf der Rudelsburg

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Nationality
Kingdom of Prussia
Occupation
art historian · poet · writer · archaeologist · university teacher · author · draftsperson · graphic artist · painter

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