About Johann Christoph von Naumann
Lived 1664 – 1742 (aged 77). Johann Christoph von Naumann was a German architect.
Johann Christoph von Naumann (30 March 1664 - 8 January 1742) was a German architect/urban designer who, with Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann, designed portions of the city of Warsaw, Poland, including the Saxon Axis and other important streetscapes. Between 1729 and 1730 he modernised the town hall at Bautzen, where he had already added the upper storeys to Reichenturm tower in 1718. He worked in remodeling the Opernhaus am Taschenberg in Dresden to the first Catholic Hofkirche.
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Who was Johann Christoph von Naumann?
urban designer
When was Johann Christoph von Naumann born?
Johann Christoph von Naumann was born on 30 March 1664 in Dresden.
When did Johann Christoph von Naumann die?
Johann Christoph von Naumann died on 8 January 1742 in Dresden.
What was Johann Christoph von Naumann's occupation?
Johann Christoph von Naumann was an architect.
What nationality was Johann Christoph von Naumann?
Johann Christoph von Naumann was German.
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