File:Ruestringen townhall Fritz Hoeger Carl Dransfeld brick lion Wilhelmshaven Germany.jpg

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English: Brick-made lion at Ruestringen townhall (today: Wilhelmshaven townhall) located in Wilhelmshaven, Lower Saxony, Germany. The contemporary image was taken by Hamburg-based photographer Carl Dransfeld (1880-1941), between 1929 and 1938. Architect was Fritz Hoeger.
Deutsch: Bauplastik in Form eines Löwen am Rathaus Rüstringen (heute Rathaus Wilhelmshaven) in einer zeitgenössischen Fotografie von Carl Dransfeld (1880-1941), aufgenommen zwischen 1929 und 1938. Der Architekt des Hauses und Schöpfer der Plastik war Fritz Höger.
Date between 1929 (completion of the building) and 1938 (publication of the source)
Source Carl J. H. Westphal: Fritz Höger. Der niederdeutsche Backstein-Baumeister. Franz Westphal Verlag, Wolfshagen-Scharbeutz, 1938. S. 55.
Author Carl Dransfeld † 1941-11-09
Camera location53° 31′ 36.71″ N, 8° 06′ 35.95″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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