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Deutsch: “Brunnen des Friedens”, ein im Mai 1991 von vielen Künstlern anläßlich des Weltkongresses der Schmiede geschaffenes 6m hohes Werk vor dem Signal-Iduna-Gebäude an der Theaterstraße 90. Der Aachener Diplom-Designer, Schwarzschmied und Kommunalpolitiker Manfred Bredohl (CDU) organisierte mehrere dieser Weltkongresse. Zu diesem Kunstwerk gibt es auch eine Broschüre der Industrie- und Handelskammer, in der aber die einzelnen Teile nicht einzelnen Künstlern zugeordnet werden, sondern nur eine nicht vollständige Liste der Teilnehmer zu finden ist.
English: “Fountain of peace”, Aachen 1991
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