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Die Elbe
Bronze sculpture by master sculptor Wieland Förster
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The Elbe is a striking bronze sculpture crafted by the renowned artist Wieland Förster in 2009. This statue commemorates the significance of the Elbe River to Dresden and its surroundings. The artwork captivates with its detailed craftsmanship and powerful thematic portrayal.
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Wieland Förster is a prominent contemporary sculptor in Germany.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2009
Guided Story
In front of you is a striking bronze sculpture by Wieland Förster, crafted in 2009. This artwork is called "The Elbe" and pays tribute to the river that has significantly shaped Dresden and its surroundings. Notice the intricate details that capture the river's dynamic and powerful essence. If you head southeast, you'll find the Hungersteine memorial about 109 meters away. This proximity to the river and these historical markers highlights the sculpture's connection to the Elbe's history. Take a moment to appreciate the craftsmanship and its thematic depth.
Location
Nearby

Hungersteine
110 m away

Gustavheim
765 m away

Ehrenmal für die im Weltkrieg Gefallenen
640 m away

Nachtwächter mit Laterne und Hund
848 m away

Fernsehturm Dresden
1.8 km away

Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Haus
1.9 km away

Maria am Wasser
1.5 km away

Bethlehemkirche
1.6 km away
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