The Palace and Park by Phillips, Forbes, Latham, Owen, Scharf, and Shenton

[Born 1792. Died 1847. Aged 55.] The chief architect in Munich since the withdrawal of Klenze. His most important work is the new Library in that city, which is remarkable for the simple magnificence of its façade. He designed the Palace of King Otho at Athens, and he re-opened the quarries of Pentelicus, which had not been employed since the days of Hadrian. Upon the departure of Cornelius from Munich, Gärtner received the appointment of Director of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. [By Johann Halbig.]