Sculptures in the Schönbrunn Garden
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The sculptures in the Schönbrunn Garden were generally made between 1773 and 1780 under the direction of William Beyer. During the execution many sculptors were employed, among them Johann Baptist Hagenauer.
The numbering shows the situation of the statues.
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| 1 Artemisia II of Caria wife of Mausolus | 2 Calliope, muse of poetry | 3 Brutus holds the dagger in the hand, with which Lucretia committed suicide | 4 Ceres the goddess of the agriculture, the marriage and death and Bacchus, the God of the viticulture and the vegetation | 5 Aeneas escape from Troy | |
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| 6 Angerona | 7 Jason, robbed the Golden Fleece with the Argonautes | 8 Aspasia, Greek Philosopher and the second wife of Pericles | 9 Omphale | 10 Flora's Nymph | |
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| 11 Bacchante | 12 Apollo | 13 Hygieia godness of health. | 14 Vestal Virgin | 15 Paris | 16 Hannibal |
Coordinates: 48°10′59″N 16°18′39″E / 48.18306°N 16.31083°E
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