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Spielende Kinder
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Spielende Kinder

A Timeless Play Captured in Bronze

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Nestled in the bustling Grupenstraße of Hannover, the 'Spielende Kinder' fountain captivates passersby. Created in 1956 by Kurt Lehmann, the sculpture captures the carefree play of two children, inspired by his own. These vibrant bronze figures evoke the joy of childhood, adding a nostalgic charm to the surroundings.
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Sculptor Kurt Lehmann used his own two children as models for the sculpture in the 1940s.

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1956

Guided Story

Can you hear the gentle splashing of the water? Right in front of you, Kurt Lehmann's sculpture captures the playful joy of childhood in bronze. Take a closer look at the details: the way the children's hands balance each other, as if they might let go at any moment to chase a new adventure. Did you know Lehmann used his own children as the inspiration for this piece? These figures aren’t just art; they’re a nostalgic echo of childhood days gone by. To your left, the bustling Grupenstraße adds a vibrant contrast to this serene scene. And behind you, the grand Marktkirche rises, offering a historical backdrop to this charming corner of Hannover.

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