Dandelion Fountain Prager Straße

created 1969 by Leonie Wirth, Karl Bergmann and Josef Pietsch, today only partial installation received
another part is in Dresden-Prohlis

The best-known work by Leoni Wörth was the five-fountain Dandelion Fountain on Prager Strasse in Dresden. It was reduced to the three smaller fountains in 2004 after the redesign.

The word "dandelion" (coined by the locals) stands for the famous dandelion fountain in Dresden, with five dandelions and five mushrooms. It stood on Prager Strasse (Seevorstadt) and was considered the landmark of Prager Strasse at the time (GDR). Not far away was a second, not quite as famous fountain, the Schalenbrunnen. It stood in front of the Hotel Bastei.
Created in 1969 by Leoni Wirth (sculptor), Karl Bergmann (metalsmith) and Josef Pietsch (landscape architect). Today it can only be seen in a partial installation (three dandelions).