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Gräfin Emma und Herzog Benno
Historical figures captured in timeless stone
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Crafted by Thomas Recker in 1988, this striking sculpture brings to life the figures of Countess Emma and Duke Benno. Their commanding presence reflects the rich history and heritage of the Bremen region. Visiting this site feels like stepping into history with a creative flair.
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Located in the district of Schwachhausen, this sculpture stands proudly.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1988
Guided Story
Do you feel the gentle breeze? It's almost as if it's carrying whispers from the past about Countess Emma and Duke Benno. These figures are more than just bronze sculptures; they are echoes of Bremen's rich history and tales of power. Notice how their gaze seems to stretch beyond the present, perhaps contemplating the legacy they left behind. If you turn around, you'll catch a glimpse of Schwachhausen, standing as a silent testament to their era. Thomas Recker crafted more than a sculpture here—it's a bridge to a storied past. Take a moment to soak in the details and let the stories of generations wash over you.
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