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Photo of the artwork "The history of the Mönchstein" by the artist Wolfgang Zaumseil
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| Die Geschichte des Mönchsteins | |
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| Artist |
Wolfgang Zaumseil |
| Title |
Die Geschichte des Mönchsteins |
| Description |
English: Artwork "The history of the Mönchstein". It is located on Mönchsteinplatz in the Mönchfeld district of Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Created in 2008 according to plans by the artist Wolfgang Zaumseil as part of the redesign of the square. The ceramics on the two benches surrounding the "Mönchstein" boundary stone were created under the guidance of senior citizens from St Ulrich's House, young people and adults from St Johannes' House and adults from the Christoph Ulrich Hahn House. The artist carried out all the clay and glazing work.
Deutsch: Kunstwerk "Die Geschichte des Mönchsteins". Der Standort befindet sich auf dem Mönchsteinplatz im Stadtteil Mönchfeld, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland. Geschaffen 2008 nach Plänen des Künstlers Wolfgang Zaumseil im Rahmen der Neugestaltung des Platzes. Die Keramiken der zwei Sitzbänke, die den Grenzstein "Mönchstein" umrahmen, wurden von Senioren/innen aus dem Hause St. Ulrich, Jugendlichen und Erwachsenen von St. Johannes und Erwachsenen aus dem Christoph-Ulrich-Hahn-Haus unter Anleitung gestaltet. Der Künstler führte alle Ton- und Glasurarbeiten aus.
Français : Œuvre d'art "L'histoire du Mönchstein". Le site se trouve sur la Mönchsteinplatz dans le quartier de Mönchfeld, Stuttgart, Bade-Wurtemberg, Allemagne. Créé en 2008 d'après les plans de l'artiste Wolfgang Zaumseil dans le cadre du réaménagement de la place. Les céramiques des deux bancs qui encadrent la borne "Mönchstein" ont été créées sous la direction de seniors de la maison St. Ulrich, de jeunes et d'adultes de St. Johannes et d'adultes de la maison Christoph-Ulrich-Hahn. L'artiste a réalisé tous les travaux d'argile et d'émaillage.
Español: Obra de arte "La historia del Mönchstein". Se encuentra en la plaza Mönchsteinplatz, en el distrito de Mönchfeld de Stuttgart, Baden-Wurtemberg, Alemania. Se creó en 2008 según los planos del artista Wolfgang Zaumseil como parte del rediseño de la plaza. Las cerámicas de los dos bancos que rodean el mojón "Mönchstein" fueron creadas bajo la dirección de personas mayores de la Casa de San Ulrich, jóvenes y adultos de la Casa de San Johannes y adultos de la Casa Christoph Ulrich Hahn. El artista realizó todo el trabajo de arcilla y esmaltado.
Português: Obra de arte "A história do Mönchstein". Está situada na Mönchsteinplatz, no bairro de Mönchfeld, em Estugarda, Baden-Württemberg, Alemanha. Foi criado em 2008, de acordo com os planos do artista Wolfgang Zaumseil, no âmbito da remodelação da praça. As cerâmicas dos dois bancos que rodeiam o marco "Mönchstein" foram criadas sob a orientação de idosos da Casa de St. Ulrich, de jovens e adultos da Casa de St. Johannes e de adultos da Casa Christoph Ulrich Hahn. O artista realizou todo o trabalho de barro e de vidragem.
Italiano: Opera d'arte "La storia del Mönchstein". Si trova nella Mönchsteinplatz, nel quartiere Mönchfeld di Stoccarda, Baden-Württemberg, Germania. È stata realizzata nel 2008 su progetto dell'artista Wolfgang Zaumseil nell'ambito della riprogettazione della piazza. Le ceramiche sulle due panchine che circondano la pietra di confine "Mönchstein" sono state create sotto la guida degli anziani della Casa di St Ulrich, dei giovani e degli adulti della Casa di St Johannes e degli adulti della Casa Christoph Ulrich Hahn. L'artista ha eseguito tutti i lavori di argilla e smaltatura. |
| Date | 30 December 2023, 13:00:17 |
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Stuttgart, Mönchsteinplatz |
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English: Photo of the artwork "The history of the Mönchstein" by the artist Wolfgang Zaumseil  |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | MSeses |
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