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Heinrich Charrasky

Illustration — Gilded Diana statue by Heinrich Charrasky, gardens of the Schwetzingen Palace Heinrich Charrasky or Heinrich Charasky (born 1656 Komárom, Hungary; died 1710) was a Hungarian sculptor in the 18th century. In the year 1710 Charasky was called to Heidelberg for the creation of the electorate's coat of arms at the town hall. He also created the gilded statue of Diana in the garden of the Schwetzingen Palace.

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Heinrich Charrasky

Atalante in Gold (Heinrich Charasky 18. Jhdt.)

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Born
1656 · Komárom.
Died
1710
Nationality
Hungary
Occupation
sculptor
Movements
Baroque
Languages
Hungarian

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Illustration — Gilded Diana statue by Heinrich Charrasky, gardens of the Schwetzingen Palace Heinrich Charrasky or Heinrich Charasky (born 1656 Komárom, Hungary; died 1710) was a Hungarian sculptor in the 18th century. In the year 1710 Charasky was called to Heidelberg for the creation of the electorate's coat of arms at the town hall. He also created the gilded statue of Diana in the garden of the Schwetzingen Palace.

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