Jean de Bodt signifies in the contemporary Brandenburg architecture a trend towards clear geometric forms, economical accents and systems with well thought-out proportions, in which all parts stand in harmonic relation to one another. The cool rationalism signified however simultaneously refinement and elegance - his Fortuna Gate attained the levels of contemporary French standards.
After Frederick William I took the throne de Bodt went to Dresden in the court of August the Strong and made a rapid career for himself there.
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