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The Loschwitz cemetery is the second burial site in Dresden's Loschwitz district that is still in use today, alongside the disused church cemetery of the Loschwitz church. Inaugurated around 1800, it has been a listed building since 1985 due to its numerous valuable artists' graves. Emil August Eduard Leonhardi was a German landscape painter and son of Dresden ink manufacturer August Leonhardi, Dresden, Saxony, Germany, who quickly became wealthy, Europe

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Photo12/imageBROKER/Sylvio Dittrich

Notre référence

BRK24E58_175

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NA

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Non

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Droits gérés

Format disponible

68,7Mo (7,9Mo) / 50,8cm x 33,9cm / 6000 x 4000 (300dpi)

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August Central Europe Church building Church cemetery Conservation of monument Decay Disintegration Dresden East Germany Eastern Germany Europe Europe's FRG German German Federal Republic Germany Grave design Human being Middle Europe Monument conservation Monument protection No People People Republic of Germany Sachsen Saxony State of Saxony abandoned building burial burial ground burial site cemetery church circulation city closed commemorate commemorates commemorating commemoration construction data decommissionin deserted district disused empty end farewell final resting place funeral good-bye goodbye grave grave decoration gravesite gravestone graveyard grief headstone heritage-protected information last resting place life listed listed building many memory mourn mourning municipal neighborhood neighbourhood no one nobody numerous out of service out-of-service person personality plenty precious religious building remember remembrance resting place ritual sacral building sacred building second shut down son structure tomb tomb group tombstone town transience transiency transient transitory uninhabited urban urban environment valuable