Christian Heinrich Nebbien

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Christian Heinrich Nebbien (born September 22, 1778 in Lübeck , † December 2, 1841 in Glogau ) was a German garden and landscape architect and agricultural reformer.

Life

Nebbien was an autodidact who taught himself horticulture and agriculture. He gained practical experience on farms in Holstein and Mecklenburg . Educational trips took him through Germany, Russia, England, the Netherlands and Northern Italy. The parks he designed are now in Hungary, Slovakia and Romania. The main work is undoubtedly the City Park of Budapest, one of the early city parks that made it an early proponent of the idea of ​​this type of park.

As an agricultural planner and designer of farms, he worked in today's Poland and Bavaria.

Works

Parks and facilities

Park in Dolná Krupá (2009)
Park in Martonvásár (2012)

Fonts

  • Hungary's Folk Garden in the Royal Frey City of Pesth , 1816
  • The spirit of landscape painting as the program of the larger work: With 5 stone prints and 2 tables. Weimar 1821
Digital copy , Bavarian State Library
  • The furnishing art of the country estates on the continuous increase of the land rent: from twenty years of practice, on more than eighty estates, in the most different countries and climates of Germany, hereby brought to plan and system: with six explanatory furnishing maps, three system and nine transition tables, different estates . 3 volumes, Prague: Calve 1831
Volume 1: Principles of the whole digitized material , Bavarian State Library
Volume 2: Practical presentation of the digitized system , Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
Volume 3: Explanatory examples digitized , Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
  • The Debt Free State: or agricultural attitudes and experiences with regard to general debt repayment, both of estates and states. Berlin: Reimer 1834
Digitized
  • The raising, fodder and pasture book for small and large farmers who tend their own property; especially for self-employed landowners, tenants, land clerks, pastors, country school teachers and the farmer. With more than 150 images of the most useful grasses and herbs for improved green manure as well as for forage and pasture cultivation. In addition to an appendix for easy and quick comparison and unification of the European weights and measures in 5 tables. Leipzig: Müller 1835
  • Practical, natural soil improvement science for agriculture and horticulture. 1840
  • How is the greatest and purest sugar content in beetroot to be produced agriculturally? and at the same time your greater net income? 2nd edition, Leipzig: Wigand 1847
Digital copy , Bavarian State Library

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : German count houses of the present: In heraldic, historical and genealogical relation. A – Z, Weigel, 1854 pp. 43/44.