Cramer, Carl (Carl Cesar Adelbert). Innenhof des alten Hofbräuhauses in München - photo 1
Cramer, Carl (Carl Cesar Adelbert). Innenhof des alten Hofbräuhauses in München - photo 2
Cramer, Carl (Carl Cesar Adelbert). Innenhof des alten Hofbräuhauses in München - photo 1

Cramer, Carl (Carl Cesar Adelbert). Innenhof des alten Hofbräuhauses in München

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03.07.2019 16:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 256 | Cramer, Carl (Carl Cesar Adelbert). Innenhof des alten Hofbräuhauses in München
Innenhof des alten Hofbräuhauses in München Links unten signiert, Ortsbezeichnung München und 1858 datiert. Öl auf Leinwand 44,5 x 63 cm. Restaurierung. Min. beschädigt Rahmen beschädigt Der bayerische Herzog Wilhelm V. gab 1589 den Bau des Hofbräuhauses als Brauerei für die Versorgung des Hofes und dessen Bediensteten in Auftrag. Unter König Ludwig I. von Bayern wurde es 1828 erlaubt, die Bevölkerung im Hofbräuhaus zu bewirten. Nachdem sich das Hofbräuhaus immer größerer Besucherzahlen erfreute, wurde unter Prinzregent Luitpold 1896-7 die Brauerei nach Haidhausen in die Innere-Wiener-Straße verlegt und der Gastbereich des Hauses am Platzl durch den Architekten Max Littmann vergrößert und im Stile der Neorenaissance umgebaut. Heute ist das Hofbräuhaus, dessen Bau im Zweiten Weltkrieg zerstört wurde und in der Nachkriegszeit rekonstruiert wieder aufgebaut wurde, eine der Münchner Attraktionen für Touristen aus aller Welt.
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