Harro Magnussen
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Harro Magnussen (May 14, 1861-November 3, 1908) was a German sculptor from Hamburg, Germany. Magnussen was the son of graphic artist Christian Carl Magnussen, and received his early training in drawing and wood carving from his father. In 1882 Magnussen enrolled in the Munich Academy where he studied painting. From 1888 worked in the Berlin studio of sculptor Reinhold Begas, where he made significant contributions to the Kaiser Wilhelm National Monument in Berlin, and the Albrecht von Roon monument, now in the Berlin Zoo.
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- Bloch / Einholz / v. Simson (Hrsg.) Ethos und Pathos: Die Berliner Bildhauerschule, 1786-1914 (Ausstellungskatalog), Berlin 1990 ISBN 9783786115977
- Uta Lehnert, Der Kaiser und die Siegesallee: Réclame Royale, Berlin 1998 ISBN 9783496011897
- Bernhard Maaz (Hrsg.), Nationalgalerie Berlin. Das XIX. The XIX. Jahrhundert – Bestandskatalog der Skulpturen, Berlin 2006 ISBN 9783865021298
- Peter Bloch, Waldemar Grzimek. Die Berliner Bildhauerschule im neunzehnten Jahrhundert – Das klassische Berlin, Berlin 1978 (Neuauflage 1994)
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