Bavaria" . Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 17 (11th ed.). pp. 33–34. Carl August Sckell (1840). Das königliche Lustschloß Nymphenburg und seine Gartenanlagen:...

time is the creation of the hill for the Monopteros by his nephew Carl August Sckell, who succeeded him as director of the park. In the 20th century, there...

Schlosspark-Freunde-Nymphenburg e.V. Retrieved January 5, 2020. Carl August Sckell (1840). Das königliche Lustschloß Nymphenburg und seine Gartenanlagen:...

he married Friedericke, the daughter of his uncle, Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell, who served as an attendant at court. Through this connection, he made the...

Later notable gardeners included the brothers Johann Wilhelm Sckell and Johann Friedrich Sckell. The gardens are decorated with fountains and sculptures....

third court gardener, Johann Wilhelm Sckell [de] was a major collaborator of Pigage. His son, Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell was summoned to Munich in 1804, where...

Ludwig von Sckell became famous for designing the Englischer Garten between 1789 and 1807. Besides planning the first public garden in Europe, Sckell also redesigned...

University of Ljubljana. The most important of them all is certainly the Sckell Ring of Honour, an award given to him in 1995 by the Bavarian Academy of...

used as a house of correction. Around 1790 the court gardener Johann Georg Sckell successfully transformed the former ducal kitchen garden into a landscape...

the English Garden in Munich, the landscape gardener Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell, who would have a lasting influence on Lenné's work. In 1812, Lenné followed...