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Fairy Tale Fountain in the Zoo Quarter of Elberfeld

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Fairy Tale Fountain in the Zoo Quarter of Elberfeld

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Fairy Tale Fountain in the Zoo Quarter of Elberfeld

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    1. The Green Zoo Wuppertal – Arboretum Burgholz loop from Zoo/Stadion

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    May 11, 2019

    On march
    chenbrunnen five different visual axes intersect: the
    Wotanstraße, Jaegerstraße, which has a slight curvature at the well.
    Donarstraße and Baldurstraße, through which
    ne visual axis between the station and the fountain arises.
    In addition, the fountain is in the largest square in the district, the
    additionally flanked at its southern end by the Herthastraße
    becomes. So the well is at a crossroads with 7
    Roads that run partly star-shaped on him, so that the place
    with the fountain an axis of symmetry for the eastern part of the
    Zooviertels forms. The fairytale fountain was on Saturday, the
    November 13, 1887 the city of Elberfeld by Rudolf Hermanns im
    Give the name of Hermanns & Riemann as a present

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      November 28, 2018

      The fountain from 1897 underlined the picturesque living and referred to the legendary and fairy tale world from which the Art Nouveau, the predominant architectural style of the Zooviertel, drew its forms and ideas.

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        On November 13, 1897, the architect Rudolf Hermanns presented the fairy tale fountain as a gift to the city of Elberfeld in and on behalf of his partner Kuno Riemann. Mayor Jäger, after whom one of the streets there is named today, took care of the fountain in the presence of numerous guests and city councilors. The architects who were responsible for the expansion of the Tiergartenviertel had cost 23,000 marks for the fountain.

        Scenes from Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella are depicted in the four niches, with a grandmother telling children fairy tales on the top. There used to be other figures between the groups of figures, depicting Reinecke the fox, Puss in Boots, hedgehog and King Nutcracker.

        Source: denkmal-wuppertal.de/2011/08/der-marchenbrunnen-im-zoo-viertel.html

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          Location: Bergisches Land, Cologne District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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