The town library of Ladenburg is a fine building in its own right. But I mainly like it because of the sculpture in front: a woman comfortably draped over the wall, engrossed in a book. Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Libraries and bookstores
Tag: Skulptur
It’s Been a While
since a real bell rang to let you know about official news.
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The Shape of Woman
The woman on the right is the sculpture of Vénus by Aristide Maillot in Perpignan. The sculpture on the right stands in the foyer of a student dormitory in Prag, unfortunately I did not find a plaque with the artist’s name.
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Sing Us a Song You’re the Piano Hog
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Piano
Dramatic Gesture
This bishop is part of a group of figures from the history of the town of Ladenburg. The bishop argued with the ruler of the time of the Electoral Palatinate.
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A Wedge.
In the middle of Wiesbaden in Germany, on an open space surrounded by trees, there is a wedge. No explanation that I could find. Just a wedge. Art, no doubt. — I used the internet and found out that there are similar sculptures to be found in Wiesbaden. One of them by Rolf Nolden, simply named “Keil” ( = wedge) but I could not ascertain that this is the wedge I photographed.
Don’t Waste Art
Now imagine a sculpture so bland that the tags on it are an actual improvement – BTW: Bland in German is “fad” – go figure! FOWC with Fandango: Bland
He Had to Stick His Neck out!
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Neck
Best Crop, Cob, Snob, Drop, Sob?
Six Word Saturday: Who’s Got the Best Job here?
Entangled in Art
When driving into the town of Forchheim in Franken we found a parking space near this colourful sculpture. It’s called “Talking to the Sky” by Belgian artist Arne Quinze. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Entangle
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