Emanuel Bardou [SEP] place of birth
Emanuel Bardou
Emanuel Bardou (4 January 1744 in Basel – 7 June 1818 in Berlin) was a Swiss sculptor who worked at the Prussian Court in Berlin.
Life.
He was a student of Lambert-Sigisbert Adam and, beginning in 1775, worked as a modeller at the Royal Porcelain Factory, Berlin. His first exhibition came in 1786 with statuettes of Frederick the Great and Kurt Christoph Graf von Schwerin, the success of which enabled him to leave the factory. He became a teacher at the Prussian Academy
Bardou
Bardou may refer to:
Places.
- Bardou, Dordogne, commune in the Dordogne, France
- Bardou, Guinea, town in the Kissidougou Prefecture in Guinea
- Bardou, Hérault, village in the Hérault, France
People.
- Denis Albert Bardou (1841–1893), French optics manufacturer
- Emanuel Bardou (1744–1818), Swiss sculptor
- Jorge Bardou (born 1965), Spanish tennis player
- Miguel Arias Bardou (1841–1915), Spanish born Cuban painter
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