퀴렌‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 동굴

구트 아셰베르크는 슐레스비히-홀슈타인주 동부의 플뢴군에 있는 그로서 플뢰너 호수의 서안에 위치해 있습니다. 이전의 귀족 영지는 현재까지도 농업적으로 운영되고 있습니다. 개략적인 모습만 남아 있는 프랑스식 정원은 과거 홀슈타인 공국의 가장 중요한 바로크식 정원 중 하나였습니다. 아셰베르크 성으로 알려진 영주의 저택은 오늘날 청소년 레크리에이션 및 휴양 시설로 사용되고 있습니다. 출처 위키백과

A truly impressive building, well worth a visit, and open to the public on special occasions. Details about the castle can be found at www.schloss-bredeneek.de/geschichte

On the lake side of Plön Castle, Fritz During's Large Sitting in the Sun is squatting on a large boulder. The seated female nude presents the figure with bent legs crossed and arms crossed over the head. The face is turned sideways, upwards, towards the sun. In addition to the sensual, relaxed depiction, the formal structure is particularly important here - the beauty of the lines that the eye can follow. The body is slightly stylized and has very smooth surfaces. (Source: https://sh-kunst.de/fritz-during-grosse-in-der-sonne-sitzende/)

Just like Fritz During's "Pan." Completely incomprehensible to me: What must be going through the mind of the person who smeared the "Seated Woman"?

This figure stands directly in front of the gates of the castle.

Sits right in front of the castle poor. Every second grabs her from behind the..........

She is sitting right next to the beautiful Plön Castle. With her you can look wonderful and the wide horizon of the Plöner See 💙 🌊...

The core of today's Prince's House was built around 1750 according to plans by court architect Johann Gottfried Rosenberg as a private garden palace for the Duke of Plön, Friedrich Carl. After the end of the Plön ducal period, the family of the royal Danish forestry official Andreas Gottlieb von Rosen moved into the house in 1782 and made it the social center of the town for almost 100 years. Around 1900, the Rococo palace, which had been specially expanded to include two neo-Baroque side wings, served as a prince's school for the six sons of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Over the course of the 20th century, the Prince's House belonged to various educational institutions, most recently as the girls' dormitory of the Plön Castle State Boarding School. Since 2000, the German Foundation for Monument Protection has owned the Prince's House and the palace gardens.