Fer de Berlin

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As fer de Berlin (Berliner Eisen), cast-iron art objects such as monuments , such as B. called the national monument for the wars of liberation in Berlin, smaller objects or grave crosses that were made in the Royal Prussian iron foundry in Berlin . These were often created in close collaboration with artists who worked and were active in Berlin, including Karl Friedrich Schinkel , and were distributed internationally. The technique of iron art casting was largely shaped by the Berlin iron art caster Conrad Geiß .

See also iron jewelry .

Web links

Commons : Fer de Berlin  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• On the history of Berlin iron, Stadtmuseum Berlin ( Memento from September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
• Claudia Herstatt: Patriotic Necklaces, Die Zeit 05/2005