Hans D.F. Linstow
Hans D.F. Linstow was a notable Norwegian architect in the 19th century, best recognized for designing the Royal Palace in Oslo. His architectural vision was significantly influenced by classical styles, including those of ancient Rome and the grandeur of Versailles. Linstow's designs for the palace reflected the era's transition from absolutism to a more democratic society, embodying both royal dignity and accessibility to the public, as seen in the surrounding park that allows citizens to engage with the royal grounds.
Born on Jan 01, 1781 (245 years old)
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Hans D.F. Linstow was the architect responsible for the plans of the palace and its surroundings.
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