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Dresden: Propyläen der Carolabrücke, hier die "ruhige Elbe" (Nereide reitet über ruhiges Wasser)
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Deutsch: 02.09.2007 01067 Dresden-Altstadt, Rathenauplatz: Propyläen der Carolabrücke. Östliche der beiden allegorischen Reiterskulpturen (GMP: 51.051852,13.747543) am Altstädter Brückenkopf der Carolabrücke. Die beiden Figuren zeigen die "bewegte Elbe" (Triton schwingt seine Keule bei der Jagd über die Wellen) und - hier im Bild - die "ruhige Elbe" (Nereide reitet über ruhiges Wasser). Sie wurden 1907 von dem Dresdner Bildhauer Friedrich Offermann aus Sandstein geschaffen. [DSCN29246.TIF]20070902010DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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Object location | 51° 03′ 06.67″ N, 13° 44′ 51.15″ E ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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Image title | 02.09.2007 01067 Dresden-Altstadt, Rathenauplatz: Propyläen der Carolabrücke. Östliche der beiden allegorischen Reiterskulpturen (GMP: 51.051852,13.747543) am Altstädter Brückenkopf der Carolabrücke. Die beiden Figuren zeigen die "bewegte Elbe" (Triton schwingt seine Keule bei der Jagd über die Wellen) und - hier im Bild - die "ruhige Elbe" (Nereide reitet über ruhiges Wasser). Sie wurden 1907 von dem Dresdner Bildhauer Friedrich Offermann aus Sandstein geschaffen [DSCN29246.TIF]20070902010DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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