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Henger Herrjotts Fott

Bronze Sculpture Replaces Lost Historical Piece

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The Henger Herrjotts Fott crucifixion group, a striking bronze sculpture by Bonifatius Stirnberg, was erected in Aachen on August 27, 1989. It serves as a replacement for a stone crucifixion group lost during World War II in 1941. The sculpture is located on a square between Wirichsbongardstraße and Schildstraße.

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In 2003, the square was officially named 'Henger Herrjotts Fott.'

Quick Facts

Opening Date: August 27, 1989

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Guided Story

Here between Wirichsbongardstraße and Schildstraße, you'll find a bronze sculpture by Bonifatius Stirnberg, set up on August 27, 1989. This piece replaces a stone crucifixion group lost during World War II in 1941. The sculpture is known as “Henger Herrjotts Fott,” which humorously refers to its positioning, meaning ‘behind the Lord’s backside’. Just 71 meters to the southwest, you can see the historic Suermondt Bank building. This artwork is more than just a visual piece; it's a testament to the history and transformations of the war era. Let the story of this place resonate as you stand here.