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Kämpfende Ziegenböcke
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Kämpfende Ziegenböcke

Two goats frozen in an eternal struggle

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The sculpture 'Kämpfende Ziegenböcke' in Dresden was created in 1986 by Wolfram Hesse. Carved from sandstone, it depicts two goats in a dynamic confrontation, merging art and nature in a captivating composition.
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The sculpture is made of sandstone.

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Before you stands the sculpture 'Kämpfende Ziegenböcke', created in 1986 by Wolfram Hesse. Crafted from sandstone, it portrays two goats in a vivid confrontation, capturing a moment of nature and art entwined. As you look around, you might notice the World War I Memorial about 159 meters to the south. It adds another layer of history to this artistic setting. Also nearby, about 164 meters to the southeast, is the Rothermundt Park, offering a peaceful contrast to the dynamic energy of the sculpture. Together, these works and places form a captivating tapestry of culture and history here in Dresden.

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