File:Hermann Balk, Hoch- und Landmeister des Deutschen Ritterordens. Statue am Westportal der Weichselbrücke bei Thorn, modellirt von Otto Geyer..webp

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Deutsch: "Hermann Balk, Hoch- und Landmeister des Deutschen Ritterordens. Statue am Westportal der Weichselbrücke bei Thorn, modellirt von Otto Geyer."
English: Drawing by an unknown artist of a statue of Hermann von Balk (also called Hermann Balk), the Teutonic Order's first Landmeister of Prussia, serving from 1230 until his death in 1239, by German sculptor Otto Geyer. The statue was installed in the 1870s at the "Westportal" of the railroad bridge in Thorn (de) over the Vistula, but was removed in the 1920s, after control of Thorn (under Polish control: Toruń) was transferred from Germany to Poland in the Treaty of Versailles.
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  • Statue:
Otto Geyer  (1843–1914)  wikidata:Q1247914
 
Otto Geyer
Alternative names
Karl Ludwig Otto Geyer
Description German sculptor
Date of birth/death 8 January 1843 Edit this at Wikidata 1914 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Charlottenburg Charlottenburg
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creator QS:P170,Q1247914


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