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This article contains a translation of Kastorbrunnen from de.wikipedia. ( 890989772 et seq.)

Is this the statue mentioned that stood atop the Kastorbrunnen?

The dates seem wrong. Peter Flass ( talk) 20:56, 5 April 2019 (UTC) reply

Apparently not:

Sauer-Kaulbach, Lieselotte: Embleme von Rhein

und Mosel. Nur wenige Jahre auf dem Sockel. Heute nur noch auf einem Gemälde von Jakob Dietzler. In: Rhein-Zeitung, Ausgabe BK, Nr. 189 vom 16./17.8.1997, S. 10. – Ill. [Figurengruppe „Vater Rhein Mutter Mosel” auf dem Kastor-

brunnen]

blob: https://kipdf.com/6e11c336-d008-407f-9c64-af42876ebbed

If someone has access to the article maybe they could update this article. Peter Flass ( talk) 21:58, 5 April 2019 (UTC) reply