Ehekarussell, Nuremberg
The Ehekarussell is a bronze fountain sculpted by Jurgen Weber in 1981, with an ensemble of statues depicting the progression of a tumultous marriage, based on Hans Sachs' poem 'Bitter-sweet Married Life'..
The Ehekarussell is a bronze fountain sculpted by Jurgen Weber in 1981, with an ensemble of statues depicting the progression of a tumultous marriage, based on Hans Sachs' poem 'Bitter-sweet Married Life'.
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Ehekarussell and Nearby Sights on Map
Nuremberg City Walls
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