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Rindermarktbrunnen
Contemporary art in Munich's historic heart
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The Rindermarktbrunnen in Munich's historic old town was designed in 1964 by the esteemed sculptor and academy professor Josef Henselmann. This modern fountain was made possible by a generous donation from Günther Henle, the then head of Klöckner enterprises. It seamlessly blends into its surroundings, exemplifying the architectural renewal of the Rindermarkt.
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The fountain was donated by Günther Henle.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1964
- Architect
- Josef Henselmann
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Guided Story
Here, you're standing in front of a unique piece of Munich's history. The Rindermarktbrunnen was designed in 1964 by the renowned sculptor Josef Henselmann. Take a closer look, and you'll notice how the fountain is integrated into the architectural renewal of the Rindermarkt. This modern fountain was made possible by a generous donation from Günther Henle, who was the head of Klöckner enterprises at the time. Look around: the fountain seamlessly blends into its historic surroundings, speaking of a time of architectural transformation in the old town. Enjoy the moment and let the connection between art and history resonate with you.
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