Olof Samuel Tempelman ( Swede. Olof Samuel Tempelman , born February 21, 1745 Parish Chellstad , Estergotland - died. July 27, 1816 Stockholm ) - a Swedish architect, one of the major representatives of the Gustavian style .
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| Place of Birth | EsztergΓΆtland |
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| Study | Uppsala University |
| Architectural style | Gustavian style |
| Major buildings | Pavilion of King Gustav III in Hagapark (1787), |
Life and creativity
Olof Tempelman enters the University of Uppsala in 1763, where he studies theology and the humanities, and then goes to the Faculty of Natural Sciences. In 1769 he entered the state administration for the construction of draftsman, here he is interested in architecture. In 1779, W. Tempelman became a professor at the Art Academy, and in 1780 he became a member of the Swedish Royal Academy of Arts. In the early 1780s, he toured France, Germany and Italy, visited Paris, Rome, Naples, Venice, Milan, Marseille, as well as the excavations at Pompeii conducted at that time. During this journey, the architect meets a new for him, neoclassical style, which he successfully uses in his projects after returning to his homeland. In 1799, U. Tempelman was appointed to the post of court architect.
The most famous of its buildings are the pavilion of King Gustav III in Hagapark (1787), the gymnasium in Hornosand (1785), the Botanikum in Uppsala Park (1787), the church in Forsmark (1793).
Hellekis Manor
Pavilion at the Nursborg estate in Botchurk (1790)
Church in Slaka
Pavilion of Gustav III in Hagaparken Park in Solna
Roosersberg Palace in Uppland
Church in Rystad
See also
- Adelcrantz, Karl Fredrik
Notes
- 2016 artist list of the National Museum of Sweden - 2016.