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Steinhäuser-Vase, Bremen

The Steinhäuser-Vase is an ornamental marble vase created by sculptor Carl Steinhäuser in 1855.

The Steinhäuser-Vase is an ornamental marble vase created by sculptor Carl Steinhäuser in 1855. Standing atop a yellow sandstone pedestal, the vase has friezes in high relief depicting scenes of the Klosterochsenzug, a long lost Bremer tradition involving the raffle of 2 oxen with gilded horns which were adorned with wreaths and wreaths.


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About Steinhäuser-Vase

 Bremen, Germany

Steinhäuser-Vase and Nearby Sights on Map

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