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Deutsch: Heinrich Goetschmann: Martinsbrunnen (1902)
Im Zweiten Weltkrieg wurden die Figuren eingeschmolzen und 1958 nach alten Gipsformen von Ingeborg von Rath wiedergeschaffen.
Material: Bronze
Ort: Bonn – In der Sürst (vor dem Westportal des Bonner Münsters)
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Author Leonce49 at German Wikipedia (Hans Weingartz)

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  • 2006-12-02 16:15 Leonce49 650×954× (498865 bytes) [Heinrich Goetschmann]]: ''Martinsbrunnen''

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