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Deutsch: Skulptur Entführung in den Olymp von Hermann Hubacher (1952) am Zürichsee (Schiffsteg Bürkliplatz).
Die Skulptur geht auf eine Initiative des Professors für Kunstwissenschaften Heinrich Wölfflin (1864-1945) zurück, der den Auftrag für eine Plastik an Hubacher erteilte. An diesen schrieb Wölfflin am 30. Januar 1942: "Ich komme auf einen alten Gedanken zurück: der Stadt Zürich eine Figur zu stiften [...]. Es müsste eine männliche Figur sein (an weiblichen hat Zürich schon eine Menge) und zwar von strenger Form so, dass das Gesetzmässige des Baus durchschlägt, zuchtvolle Schönheit! Auch die architektonische Fassung müsste sehr bestimmt sein [...]." Später kam wohl, sozusagen als Motto, Goethes Gedicht "Ganymed" dazu. Die ersten und die letzten Zeilen des Gedichts stehen zusammen mit dem Namen "Heinrich Wölfflin" auf der linken Stirnseite des Granitsockels eingemeisselt: Wie im Morgenglanze |
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