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,The Management of Knowledge: The Dresden Collections — Their Origin and Development,. The . of Emperor Ferdinand I is thought to have had its inception in 1553, the collection of Archduke Ferdinand of Tyrol in Schloss Ambras goes back to the 1560s and the . of Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria was installed in Munich in a purpose-built building between 1564 and 1567.. The Dresden court to

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The Saxon Hercules: August the Strong, Elector of Saxony, King of Poland,e victorious side at the siege of Vienna in 1683; and campaigned against France in the Low Countries in 1688 and on the Rhine in 1689. He died on campaign in 1691 at the age of forty-four. It was he who created a standing army in Saxony and he who conceived the idea for a cadet school, which came in

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Conclusion,axony from the senior branch, the Ernestines. This was the moment when Dresden became a court city. It ends when the Electors of Saxony have become, if only for a few generations, Kings of Poland and Grand Dukes of Lithuania, dividing their time between their two capitals, Dresden and Warsaw.

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,The Fabrication of an Image: Johann Georg II’s Self-presentation,

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Margarete Klein M.A.,Alexander Straßner M.A.rious art forms the Electors encouraged? Why were certain genres encouraged at certain periods and not at others? How do subsequent rulers relate to traditions already established? These are some of the questions this book seeks to answer.