Der Rufer, Bremen
Der Rufer is a 3 metre high bronze sculpture of a caller, with his hands around his mouth, shouting into the air.
Der Rufer is a 3 metre high bronze sculpture of a caller, with his hands around his mouth, shouting into the air. It is believed to represent Stentor from the Homer's Iliad, whose voice was as loud as that of 50 men.
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About Der Rufer
Bremen, Germany
Der Rufer and Nearby Sights on Map
Schlachte
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