Balthazar Neumann

Balthazar Neumann (1687–1753) was a prominent German architect and engineer known for his influential contributions to baroque architecture. He is renowned for projects like the Würzburg Residence, a UNESCO World Heritage site, noted for its grand staircase and stunning frescoes. Neumann skillfully blended innovative design with engineering techniques, using light and space to create dramatic effects. His work exemplifies the grandeur of palatial architecture during the 18th century, reflecting the artistic and cultural movements of his time. Neumann's legacy continues to inspire architects and historians around the world.