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Libellenbrunnen
Art Nouveau elegance in a serene fountain design
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Located on Herdweg in Stuttgart-Nord, the Libellenbrunnen is an exquisite example of Art Nouveau, designed by Wilhelm Scholter and crafted by Emil Kiemlen. Its artistic details and graceful forms enhance the local setting, reflecting the importance of public art. Managed by the city's civil engineering office, it is a testament to thoughtful urban design.
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The fountain was crafted in 1904 in the Art Nouveau style.
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- Architect
- Wilhelm Scholter
- Architectural Style
- Art Nouveau
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Guided Story
Standing here, you're witnessing a true gem of Art Nouveau—the Libellenbrunnen, designed by Wilhelm Scholter and crafted by Emil Kiemlen. The fountain's intricate details and flowing forms capture the eye, enhancing the ambiance of its surroundings. Constructed in 1904, it stands as a testament to the remarkable skills of its creators. If you look closely, you'll notice the fluid lines and natural motifs that are hallmarks of the Art Nouveau style. This public art underscores the importance of integrating beauty into urban spaces. Take a moment to appreciate the craftsmanship that enriches this area.
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