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Lebensalter (Südbrunnen)
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Lebensalter (Südbrunnen)

Artistic narrative in fluid form

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The Lebensalter (South Fountain) on Wittenbergplatz in Berlin showcases the artistic vision of sculptor Waldemar Grzimek. After Grzimek's passing in 1984, his close collaborators completed the work, which was finished in 1985. The fountain captivates with its artistic design and symbolic representation of the life cycle.
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In 1980, Grzimek won a design competition with his concept.

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1985

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Here you are, standing before the Lebensalter, the South Fountain on Wittenbergplatz. This fountain isn't just a piece of art; it's a testament to the artistic vision of sculptor Waldemar Grzimek. In 1980, Grzimek won first prize in a competition to redesign the square. Sadly, he passed away in 1984 before he could complete his work. His close collaborators finished the fountain in 1985. Look closely at the intricate figures symbolizing the cycle of life. These sculptures reflect the human experience and invite contemplation.

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