After a short stay in Paris, Adam entered the service of the Prussian king Frederick II in 1747 through the mediation of Marquis d'Argens , who appointed him the first court sculptor and put him in charge of the French sculpture studio in Berlin. The studio set up in a former garden house in Berlin.
After a short stay in Paris, Adam joined the service of King Frederick II of Prussia through the mediation of Marquis d'Argens, who appointed him as the first court sculptor and put him in charge of the French sculpture studio in Berlin. The studio was established in a former garden house in Berlin.