The document discusses post-Baroque architecture in Germany, Italy, and England from the late 18th to mid-19th centuries. In Germany, key works included the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin and the Altes Museum, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. In Italy, the Monument to Victor Emanuel II in Rome was built from 1885 to 1925. In England, neoclassical buildings from this era included the Houses of Parliament and interiors designed by Augustus Pugin.

1. Post-Baroque Germany, Italy & England

2. Brandenburg Gate, 1780s Brandenburg Gate 1780s

3. Brandenburg Gate, sculpture

4. Napolean in Berlin

5. Propolea

6. “ Architecture is the ennobler of all human relationships…. It is the cumulative achievement of man.” -- Shinkel

7. ALTES MUSEUM (Old Museum), 1823-33, Schinkel Altes Museum, Berlin 1823-33 Shinkel

8. Altes Museum

9. Altes Museum, Aerial

10. Altes Museum, sculpture detail

11. Altes Museum, View from Portico out over the Lustgarten

12. Altes Museum, Section through portico and rotunda

13. Altes Museum, plan

14. Altes Museum, plan schematic

15. Altes Museum, rotunda

16. WALHALLA, 1840 (see notes from 10/3)

17. Walhalla

18. Walhalla

19. Victor Emanuel II himself Italy

20. Monument to Victor Emanuel II, Rome, 1885-1925 architect: Sacconi

21. Campidoglio

22. Victor Emanuel II, Aerial (note Campidoglio in upper left)

23. Victor Emanuel II, sculpture

24. Victor Emanuel II

25. Victor Emanuel II, Sculpture of Rome with Victory in her palm

26. Victor Emanuel II, Chariots of victory

27. Victor Emanuel II, interior

28. British Museum England “ Classicism is devoid of feeling.” - Pugin

29. Kings College Chapel, Cambridge, England (1440s - 1515)

30. England

31. Houses of Parliament, 1840-70 Sir Charles Barry (with Pugin)

32. Houses of Parliament, river façade Houses of Parliament, 1840-70 Sir Charles Barry (with Pugin)

33. Houses of Parliament, plan

34. Houses of Parliament

35. Houses of Parliament

36. Houses of Parliament

37. Houses of Parliament

38. House of Lords

39. Houses of Parliament, interior (Peer's Lobby)

40. Houses of Parliament, interior (Peer's Lobby)

41. Houses of Parliament, interior (Table designed by Pugin)