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Wittelsbacher Brunnen
Artist	Adolf von Hildebrand
Year	1893 (1893)
Medium	Untersberg marble, limestone
Movement	Classicism
Location	Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Coordinates	48°8′28.8″N 11°34′9.6″E / 48.141333°N 11.569333°E / 48.141333; 11.569333

Wittelsbacherbrunnen is located in Maxvorstadt, Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

Description

The Wittelsbacher fountain is a neoclassical monument located in Maximiliansplatz in the center of Munich, Bavaria, Germany. It was created between 1893 and 1895, with design by sculptor Adolf von Hildebrand and with the help of sculptor Erwin Kurz. His subject is an allegory on the primal forces of the element water. With its calm and clear design, and also from the urban point of view, the fountain is considered an accomplished artistic installation of the Bavarian capital.

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