Theophil von Hansen

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Theophil Edvard Freiherr von Hansen (original Danish name: Theophilus Hansen) (July 13, 1813 in Copenhagen - February 17, 1891 in Vienna) was a Danish architect. He became well-known for his buildings and structures in Vienna, and is considered an outstanding representative of neoclassicism. After training with Karl Friedrich Schinkel, he sometimes worked together with Viktor Pilz and Carl Rahl, as well as with Otto Wagner.

Contents 1 Portrait 2 Works 2.1 Athens / Αθήνα 2.2 Vienna / Wien 2.3 Others

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Theophil Freiherr von Hansen

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[edit] Athens / Αθήνα

Zappeion, 1845

Athens Observatorium

Academy of Athens part of 'the Trilogy', 1856

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Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, 1856	Kirche zur heiligen Dreifaltigkeit, 1856-1858	Christuskirche, 1858	Reichsrat, today Austrian Parliament Building
Heinrichshof, 1861-1862	Palais Todesco, 1861-1864	Palais Erzherzog Wilhelm, 1864-1868	Musikverein, 1867-1870
Goldener Saal in the Musikvereinsgebäude	Palais Epstein, 1868-1872	Akademie der Bildenden Künste, 1871-1876	Palais Ephrussi, 1872/73
Wiener Börse, 1874-1877

[edit] Others

Evangelische Kirche in Kežmarok

Besední dům v Brně (Vereinshaus in Brünn)