International Horticultural Exhibition 1869
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The International Horticultural Exhibition in 1869 took place in Hamburg .
exhibition
The exhibition was inspired by previous horticultural and agricultural exhibitions. It was the first international horticultural exhibition on German soil. The grounds of the Stintfang and the Old Elbe Park were used for this . The horticultural planning was carried out by Friedrich Jürgens , the exhibition halls were designed by Martin Haller . Exhibitors from 11 nations took part, even if the exhibition itself only lasted 11 days.
aftermath
The exhibition was followed in Hamburg by the International Horticultural Exhibition in 1897 , the Low German Garden Show in 1935, the International Horticultural Exhibition in 1953 , the International Horticultural Exhibition in 1963 and the International Garden Show in 2013 .
literature
- Gustav Allinger : The Song of Songs of Garden Art and Horticulture - 150 Years of Garden Exhibitions in Germany. Paul Parey 1963.
- Frank P. Hesse, Sylvia Borgmann, Jörg Haspel : What good is a beautiful garden to me - historic parks and gardens in Hamburg . VSA, Hamburg 1990.
- NN: International Horticultural Exhibition Hamburg 1953 . In: Deutsche Bundesgartenschau GmbH (ed.): 50 years of federal horticultural shows. Festschrift on the history of the federal and international garden shows in Germany . Bonn 2001, pp. 15-20.
- Ingrid A. Schubert: Wide clearings, quiet ponds and romantic “rockeries” - the life and work of Friedrich JC Jürgens and his son Rudolph . In: Schleswig Hostein Special: Gardens and Parks. Schleswig Hosteinischer Heimatbund 1999.
- A. Steinmeister: In the World Garden in Hamburg: The international Hamburg garden exhibitions of the 19th century. A contribution to the development of horticultural exhibitions and congresses in Germany . Munich 2014.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Deutsche Bundesgartenschau GmbH (ed.): 50 Years of the Federal Horticultural Show , p. 16.