A sculpture of Martin Buber, German Jewish religious philosopher, in Heppenheim where he lived for about 20 years before the second world war.
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Tag: Skulptur
Two interpretations
Both these artists delivered a piece for the theme “luck” or “lucky”. Which speaks more to you? Ragtag Daily Prompt: Lucky
Archduke Johann of Austria
as he stands in Frankfurt am Main.
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Sculpture in front of the theatre Darmstadt
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Death Cry
Nibelung Saga: Hagen slaying Siegfried. Was it murder most foul or a political necessity? Hagen is mostly depicted as the dark, scheming bad guy who kills the shining, glorified hero Siegfried. Even in these versions he does it to protect the kingdom, or rather his … Continue reading Death Cry
The Ghost of Salads Past
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Is that a steering wheel on your lobe?
This rather large sculpture of Jürgen Goertz stands in front of the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis Hospital in Weinheim. Her earring is not the only impressive thing about her. But I’ve always been an earring woman. It’s the one piece of jewellery I never leave the house without it; in fact, I feel decidedly naked if I do forget it like once in a blue moon.
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In Memoriam
Memorials are usually about people who have passed. This post is about a sculpture that has passed. It stood on a small piece of lawn in the town of Hirschberg-Leutershausen until quite recently when some §$%$!!§$%&! sawed it off at its based and stole it. … Continue reading In Memoriam
A real Birmingham Family
FOWC with Fandango: Family
