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Lebensbaum
Bronze sculpture by Udo Reimann in Oldenburg
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The Lebensbaum in Oldenburg is a striking bronze sculpture created by artist Udo Reimann in 1987. This artwork symbolizes the connection between humanity and nature, showcasing the city's artistic diversity.
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The Lebensbaum was erected in 1987.
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- 1987
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Guided Story
Right before you is the Lebensbaum, a remarkable bronze sculpture crafted by artist Udo Reimann in 1987. This piece symbolizes the connection between humanity and nature, reflecting the city's artistic diversity. If you look to the east, you'll notice the Reimann Fountain just nine meters away. A bit further north, you'll find the monument of the horse Donnerhall. The Lebensbaum is a staple in Oldenburg's art scene, inviting contemplation on our relationship with nature. Take a moment to appreciate its intricate details and symbolism as you explore the surroundings.
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