Royal Prussian Academy of Arts

The Royal Prussian Academy of Arts was an influential institution established in Berlin in 1696 to promote and oversee artistic creation and education. It served as a hub for painters, sculptors, architects, and other artists, providing training, fostering innovation, and showcasing talent. Over time, it played a key role in shaping cultural and artistic development in Prussia and Germany. The academy also organized exhibitions, studied art theory, and supported artists' careers. Its legacy continues through modern art institutions, reflecting its importance in European artistic history.