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Nessus und Deianira
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Nessus und Deianira

Baroque Marvels in Dresden's Heart

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The sculpture 'Nessus and Deianira' by Antonio Corradini is a stunning example of Baroque artistry. This monument reflects mythological tales, captivating visitors with its intricate details. No visit to Dresden is complete without experiencing this artistic marvel.
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Antonio Corradini crafted this group in the 18th century.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status
Heritage Monument
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

Imagine stepping into a legendary tale from Greek mythology. Right in front of you, the dramatic scene of Nessus abducting Deianira unfolds. Look closely at their expressions — it's almost as if they might spring to life at any moment. The artist, Antonio Corradini, was renowned for his skill in turning marble into emotion. If you glance to your left, you'll notice the monument of Eurytus and Hippodamia, exuding a similar tension. Every inch of this sculpture speaks of a time when gods and heroes captured the human imagination. Let the story sweep you away as you wander through the beautiful Großer Garten.

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