Art in public space in Frankfurt am Main

Art in public space Frankfurt is an internet portal of the cultural office of the city of Frankfurt am Main . In Frankfurt am Main, around 350 sculptures and murals can be seen in public spaces , for which the portal provides brief profiles with information about the work of art, its location and the artists.

history

Even if the idea of art in public space has only recently emerged, there were already a number of publicly accessible works of art in the broadest sense in Frankfurt am Main before the 19th century. These included the public Frankfurt fountains and the exterior decoration of public and private houses and churches.

In the 19th century, a number of monuments were created, partly financed by the Frankfurt bourgeoisie as a donation. The focus of Frankfurt art, however, was clearly on the art collections and museums, which mostly went back to private initiatives and later often passed on to foundations or public institutions.

Between the beginning of the 1930s and the end of the 1960s, the Kunst am Bau programs created a series of works of art in public spaces. This was particularly true in the 1950s and 1960s. For the first time, this program was used to specifically promote works of art in public spaces. The works created in this way, however, were often of lesser artistic rank and were serial productions. The programs were criticized as a "job creation program for regional artists" and the obligation of building owners to invest part of the construction costs in art on site was abolished in 1967 at the federal level.

While some municipalities are continuing such programs and setting up funding programs for art in public spaces, developments in Frankfurt lagged behind. After the local elections in Hesse in 1977 , Walter Wallmann (CDU) was elected Lord Mayor of Frankfurt. During his tenure, a clear change began in urban development and cultural policy. Culture was now understood as a central “soft” location factor that should increase the attractiveness of the city and strengthen the population's identification with the city. On the one hand, the head of the cultural department, Hilmar Hoffmann , pursued a policy of investing in highly cultural objects such as the reconstruction of the Alte Oper and the Museumufer , but also a policy of improving the cityscape through art in public spaces.

In addition to the work of the Office for Science and Art and the Office for Overall Municipal Development and Urban Planning, private actors came on the scene at the same time to help develop art in public space in Frankfurt.

This was initially the Förderverein Schöneres Frankfurt e. V. In 1978/79 this association donated the Lucae fountain in front of the Alte Oper and in 1983 the Giò Pomodoros fountain on Goetheplatz . In 1986 Eduardo Chillida's work Ein Haus für Goethe was presented to the public. In 1990 the annual exhibition Contemporary Art in Urban Areas took place, in which 14 artists exhibited their works in the public space of the city center.

In addition, there were Frankfurt companies, such as the banks and insurance companies based there, who bought and set up a large number of works of art in public spaces, often in the vicinity of their own high-rises, from well-known artists with their own funds.

Internet portal of the city's cultural office

The Internet portal art in public space Frankfurt of the cultural office of the city of Frankfurt is supposed to show the many sculptures, fountains and sculptures in public space in Frankfurt both to the residents and to the tourists and to bring them closer through pictures and descriptions of their locations.

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About 350 works of art by more than 170 artists are presented on the portal, which can be found at over 220 locations in 32 Frankfurt districts. On the homepage, 18 of these works are presented in pictures, to which explanations can be called up immediately. Access is also possible according to several criteria: structured according to districts or locations, according to artist, according to the type of work (category) or via the name of the respective object.

Each work has a kind of profile that provides information about the artist, the location and the date of the object. In addition to a colored illustration, a brief description is given to help you understand the work. By integrating Google Maps , the route to the location can be traced.

The offer is the publicly visible part of an inventory platform for the works of art in public space in Frankfurt. It was created by the Fine Arts Department of the Department of Culture in collaboration with the cultural anthropologist and online editor Hella Bissantz and the Institute for New Media (INM).

Pilot project: QR code

An additional one-year pilot project that began on June 8, 2011 has provisionally selected 23 objects, with the exception of one, all on the ramparts , which have been equipped with information signs with a QR code next to brief information . This code can be read out using a smartphone and the corresponding app . This contains detailed information about the work of art in question.

List of works of art in public space Frankfurt am Main

image	Surname	Artist	District	location	annotation
	Book sculpture	Grit Zielinski	Bergen-Enkheim	Hohe Straße on the mountain ridge	The plastic book sculpture was created in 2005 by artist Grit Zielinski based on a design by Robert Gernhardt. The cover of the book is decorated with a relief that shows the Frankfurt green armadillo by Robert Gernhardt. The sculpture was part of the Frankfurt Booktown project on the occasion of the Frankfurt Book Fair 2005, in which a large number of such book sculptures were installed.
	Günthersbrunnen	0	Bergen-Enkheim	In front of the half-timbered house No. 23, a listed building	The Günthersbrunnen is a baroque fountain from the 17th century, walled with Vilbel sandstone, which was renewed in the 18th century. The limestone shaft has a depth of 16 to 25 meters.
0	Memorial plaque on the old town hall	Bernd Fischer	Bergen-Enkheim	Bergen old town hall	With 28 names and dates of birth, the memorial plaque commemorates the members of the Jewish community who had to arrive in front of the Old Town Hall for deportation in May and September 1942.
	Mönchhofbrunnen	0	Bergen-Enkheim	At Michlersbrunnen 4	There is a pump well in the courtyard of the Am Michlersbrunnen 4 property.
	Michlersbrunnen	0	Bergen-Enkheim	At the Michlersbrunnen in front of house no. 13 north of Marktstrasse, listed as a historical monument	The Michlersbrunnen is a baroque fountain from the 17th century, walled with Vilbel sandstone, which was renewed in the 18th century. The limestone shaft is 20 meters deep.
	Röhrborn fountain	0	Bergen-Enkheim	Riedstrasse at the corner of Röhrborngasse is a listed building	The Röhrborn was described in 1827 as a fountain with a stone column and two stone basins. In 1966/67 it was damaged as part of a road renovation and moved to its current location. The pools were renewed from red sandstone.
	Entrée to the high street	0	Bergen-Enkheim	Hohe Straße, just outside of town	The Entrée Hohe Straße is an artistically designed square at the beginning of a section of a branch of the Via Regia , there called Hohe Straße, a network of important historical, trans-European long-distance trade routes. Several steles and information boards remind of the history of these streets. The photo shows a sculpture made of steel plates with the course of the Via Regia.
	Herbalist Sybille the rogue of mountains	Hans-Joachim Schwital	Bergen-Enkheim	in front of the Schelmenburg	The bronze statues of the herbalist Sybille and the rascal von Bergen were erected in 2010/11 on behalf of the local advisory board.
	Bear group	0	Bockenheim	Pfingstbrunnenstrasse 1–10	The bear group is a life-size group of playing bears cast in concrete. Around 1954 they were set up as part of a fountain in the middle of the school yard. After the well was dismantled, it was moved to its current location.
	Basalt fountain	F. Gutberlet	Bockenheim	Corner of Leipziger Strasse, Basaltstrasse and Grempstrasse	In 1985/86 the basalt fountain was created by the Frankfurt sculptor Eberhard F. Gutberlet. The 2.15 meter high basalt or drinking water fountain consists of a central part cast from bronze and is otherwise made of basalt.
	Bleidenbrunnen	0	Bockenheim	in front of the former Landhaus Passavant on Ginnheimer Strasse is a listed building	The Bleidenbrunnen with pump handle, red sandstone, 1777, comes from the village history of Bockenheim .
	Empedocles	Gerhard Marcks	West end	Goethe University Frankfurt am Main , entrance area of ​​the IG Farben House	The sculpture Empedocles from 1954 is located in the rotunda of the IG-Farben building at Frankfurt's Goethe University . A life-size figure is carved from Belgian granite , looking upwards and wearing a cape.
	Hammering Man	Jonathan Borofsky	Bockenheim	In front of the exhibition tower	In Frankfurt am Main, the approximately 21-meter-high and 32-tonne moving sculpture of the Hammering Man has stood in front of the exhibition tower since 1991. The number on the leg is 3307624.
	Hussar memorial	Carl Hochscheidt	West end	Senckenberganlage monument protection	Expressionist hussar memorial. The monument originally stood on a square on Emil-Sulzbach Strasse (today Theodor-Adorno-Platz) and was moved to the Senckenberganlage in 2003.
	Pillow sculpture	Richard Hess	Bockenheim	Bockenheimer Warte underground station	The sculpture is part of a column on the B-level of the subway station and was installed in 1985. The "pillow" is supposed to symbolically cushion the weight of the blanket.
	Man in revolving door	Waldemar Otto	Bockenheim	Bockenheimer Warte	The bronze statue of the man in the revolving door has been standing at the Bockenheimer Warte since 1986 . The two male sculptures are separated from each other by a brass plate that prevents any communication.
	Mercury fountain	Hugo Lederer	Bockenheim	In front of the main entrance to the fair at the Messekreisel monument protection	The listed Merkur fountain is a neoclassical fountain from 1916. It was designed by Hugo Lederer as a foundation of the banker ALA Hahn. The Merkur indicates the exhibition grounds behind the fountain.
	Elector Fountain	Emil Hub	Bockenheim	Kurfürstenplatz monument protection	The monumental fountain in the center of the Kürfürstenplatz was built in 1913 from red Main sandstone and inaugurated on May 23, 1914. It is a foundation of the citizens of Bockenheim. Its creators are Prof. Caspar Lennartz (1879–1949) and the Frankfurt sculptor Emil Hub (1876–1954).
	Prometheus	Ossip Zadkine	Bockenheim	University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg	The statue from 1954 has been in the hall of the university library since 1965.
	Rosa Luxemburg memorial plaque	0	Bockenheim	Basalt road	The memorial plaque at Basaltstrasse 23 commemorates a speech that Rosa Luxemburg gave on September 26, 1913 in the restaurant Zur Liederhalle .
	synergy	Christian Herdeg	Bockenheim	Unity place	The light sculpture Synergie is located between the two twin skyscrapers Kastor and Pollux . It consists of colorless, transparent acrylic tubes, each 14 meters in diameter, and illuminated with blue and red argon rods.
	Subway entrance	Prof. Peter Pininski	West end	Bockenheimer Warte	The entrance to the underground station Bockenheimer Warte has been the artistic representation of an old London tram that protrudes upwards from the underground shaft since 1988.
	Zeppelin memorial stone	0	Bockenheim	At the dam ditch	The Zeppelin memorial stone made of white shell limestone was inaugurated on November 10, 1929. It is reminiscent of the first aviation exhibition on July 31, 1909. At 3:30 pm the Zeppelin airship landed at Am Dammgraben .
	Sondermann monument	Andreas Rohrbach	Bonames	North Park Bonames	In 2013, the sculpture with the Sondermann figure by the cartoonist and painter Bernd Pfarr was set up in the Nordpark in Bonames .
	Fountain at the Friedberger Warte	0	Bornheim	Friedberger waiting	On the wall of the Friedberger Warte there is a well made of natural stone and red sandstone, covered with a conical roof made of wood.
	High fountain	PJ Hoffman	Bornheim	Berger Street	The high fountain is an obelisk fountain made of red sandstone and was drilled in 1827 as the fifth fountain in the town to supply water.
	Obelisk fountain Weidenbornstrasse	0	Bornheim	Weidenbornstrasse	The late classical fountain dates back to 1866. It beautifies the inner courtyard of the municipal depot, the former Luisenhof and is therefore also called the Luisenhofbrunnen.
	Reichsdorf-Bornheim fountain	Edwin Hüller	Bornheim	Weidenbornstrasse	The Reichsdorf-Bornheim-Brunnen was designed in 1983 by Edwin Hüller, it reminds of the incorporation of Bornheim into Frankfurt. It consists of a three-meter-high fountain column made of red sandstone. Four heads spew water into a basin. A group of figures made up of men and women, hooking each other in a dance, crowns the fountain. The fountain replaced the New Arnsburg Fountain.
	Anne Frank memorial stele	Bernd Fischer	Thorn bush	Marbachweg 307	The memorial stele for Anne Frank stands in front of the house where she was born at Marbachweg 307. On the stele is a picture of Anne Frank with her sister Margot and her friend Grace.
	Anne Frank memorial plaque	Hans-Bernt Gebhardt	Thorn bush	Ganghoferstrasse 24	The memorial plaque for Anne Frank was placed in 1957 on Ganghoferstraße 24, where Anne Frank lived with her parents from March 1931 to summer 1933.
	The message	Karin Bohrmann	Thorn bush	Hügelstrasse, in front of the post office	In 1988 the three life-size bronze figures with the title "The Message" were created.
	Great Herula	Rudolf Valenta	Thorn bush	Hügelstrasse, in front of the post office	In 2000 the colored stainless steel sculpture was placed in front of the main entrance of the Hessischer Rundfunk . The colors of the sculpture are the basic colors red, blue and yellow, which, when mixed, result in a similar shade of gray to the surrounding buildings of the HR.
	Heinrich von Stephan monument	0	Thorn bush	Heussenstammstrasse	The monument to Heinrich von Stephan is a seated larger than life figure holding a dove between her hands.
	Dornbusch family of people	Peter Pininski	Thorn bush	Dornbusch tram station	Peter Pininski created the station in 1992 with various exits and underground passages as a total work of art. The large-scale ceiling painting corresponds to the tile walls and the ceramic city map in the longest subway underpass in the city. The leitmotif of his artistic expression was the representation of the masculine and feminine, which was also expressed in the handrails.
0	Fritz-Tarnow subway underpass	Christoph Mäckler	Thorn bush	Eschersheimer Landstrasse	The underground underpass was designed in 1992 in Rotem Wittmunder clinker brick.
	Figure group Sinaipark	Anneliese Sund	Eckenheim	Sinai Park	The group of figures was set up in Sinai Park in 1984 and consists of a 1.60 meter long park bench on which a man sits and behind which another man stands.
	Heiligenstock, Eckenheim	0	Eckenheim	Homburger Landstrasse 87	Late Gothic holy stick from 1516, cultural monument.
	Fountain at the White Stone	0	Eschersheim	White stone	The three-tiered shell limestone fountain is 2.80 meters high and 2.20 meters wide. The fountain was donated in 1910 by Kommerzienrat Gottfried Kleinschmidt (1860–1931) as a war memorial.
0	Wing sculptures	Eva Renée Nele	Eschersheim	Johann Wichern School in Victor Gollanczweg	The three wing sculptures (1966) are located in the inner courtyard of the school . These are pillars cast in bronze with spherical heads and wings that protrude upwards at the neck like a collar.
0	Mural nursery Nusszeil 48	Ute Schmolling	Eschersheim	Nut line 48	The mural (1959), which is made using the sgraffito technique, is located in the stairwell of the daycare center. The picture consists of geometrically colored surfaces depicting children with flying balloons or kites, trees and flowers.
	Memorial 1870/71 Fechenheim	0	Fechenheim	Starkenburger Strasse 1	The classicistic sandstone war memorial for the participants in the Franco-German War has a size of 3 × 2 meters and was inaugurated on September 4, 1904.
0	Figure group Konrad-Hänisch-School	Hans Steinbrenner	Fechenheim	Lauterbacherstrasse	In front of the Konrad-Hänisch-Schule there has been a group of figures made up of three individual sculptures made from dark gray basalt lava since 1960.
	Jean Pauli Fountain	Siegfried Schugar	Fechenheim	Linneplatz	The Jean Pauli Fountain (1980) is a square obelisk made of red sandstone with a sandstone basin in front of it. It is reminiscent of the pedagogue and composer Jean Pauli, whose relief adorns the fountain.
0	Space figures from the Konrad-Hänisch School	Heinz Kreutz	Fechenheim	Lauterbacherstrasse	The four spatial figures (tetrahedron, square, square and sphere) (1966) serve as orientation aids for the students.
0	Memorial installation at the Gallus hall	Michael Sander	Gallus	Frankenallee 111	The sculpture was erected in 1993 on the 30th anniversary of the first Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial . It consists of three sculptures: On the steps in front of the hall there is a 2.5 meter high metal sculpture made of corrugated steel plates covered with chip pins on a wedge-shaped base. Towards the top, the panels bend outwards and are reminiscent of a capital. There is a stainless steel frame in the foyer.
	Subcamp Frankfurt-Adlerwerke	Günter Maniewski	Gallus	Kleyerstrasse 15–31	The plaque was set up in 1994 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the labor camp on August 22, 1944.
0	Deepened-sublime	Wolfgang Winter and Berthold Hörbelt	Gallus	Adam-Riese-Strasse	19 meter high relief, carved into the concrete of the wall.
	Living Stone	Günter Maniewski	Gallus	Gustavsburgplatz	The Living Stone sculpture has been located on the square since 2000 . The eight-ton, yellow tuff stone from a now disused quarry near Sinsheim in Kraichgau is intended to symbolize the change in the Gallusviertel. “Nothing stays as it is” is the inscription on the monument. Michael Siebel , the artistic director of the Gallus sculptor's workshop who had the stone set up, lets young people from difficult backgrounds work on the sculpture at irregular intervals, which changes accordingly. In 2015 the sculptor Simon Vogt edited and changed the sculpture again together with the residents and members of the youth culture workshop in its current state. Only the emblematic inscription “NOTHING STAYS AS IT IS”, which was chiseled into the stone from the start, remains unchanged.
0	Ground relief	Annette Dietrich	Ginnheim	Ginnheimer Kirchplatz	The approximately 2 m² square floor relief shows in the center a sandstone square turned upside down, in the middle of which the old Ginnheim coat of arms with its horseshoe is cast in bronze.
0	Goldstein wayside cross	0	Goldstein	At the Wiesenhof	Road cross made of red sandstone created in 1836.
	Memorial - Griesheim Cemetery	Heiner Hamburger and Paul Anton Seiler	Griesheim	Griesheim cemetery	The war memorial from 1920 in the form of a lying cross is in the cemetery. The memorial is a horticultural complex with 96 podium stones around a central monumental lying cross with the names of the war dead. Lying warriors by the Frankfurt sculptor Paul Anton Seiler flank the stairway access to the memorial, which was ceremoniously opened on November 24, 1929. The overall design comes from the Frankfurt architect Heiner Hamburger.
0	Memoria della Guidecca	Pino Castagna	Griesheim	Griesheimer Ufer	The sculpture Memoria della Guidecca (1983) consists of three wooden stakes (bricole), the upper ends of which are wrapped with iron chains, steel cables and ropes. Memory of the Giudecca means memory of Venice's waters.
0	Dos à dos	Eberhard Fiebig	Good people	Gutleutstrasse	The sculpture Dos à Dos (1979) stands in front of the Aufbau AG building. Dos à Dos consists of two folded and box-shaped cubes made of Corten steel on one corner.
	Bismarck monument	Eberhard Fiebig	Maximum	Rudolf-Schäfer-Anlage, corner of Leverkusener Straße	The larger than life bronze statue of Chancellor Otto von Bismarck on a sandstone plinth was unveiled on May 30, 1899. Bismarck is shown here in his typical posture with boots, coat and helmet.
	Brüningbrunnen	Johann Josef Belz	Maximum	Highest market	The Brüningbrunnen from 1910 is a domed pavilion with motifs from Art Nouveau and historicism typical of the time.
	Well grotto Bolongaro garden	Nikolaus Lauxen	Maximum	Garden of the Bolongaro Palace	The fountain grotto, which was built between 1777 and 1781, is a wall niche, lined with large red river pebbles under a shell-shaped roof. A red sandstone dragon about one meter high sits on a small rock.
	The war	Richard Biringer	Maximum	Garden of the Bolongaro Palace	The bust from 1928 with the inscription "Der Krieg" shows a soldier with a helmet. In his expressive, wildly contorted face with his wide-open mouth, all the horrors and atrocities of war are reflected. The bronze bust was melted down at the beginning of the Second World War and renewed in 1982.
	Gernhardt Eschen	Robert Gernhardt	Maximum	Wörthspitze	Three ash trees and an information column about the green belt animal.
	Höchst (1918–1930)	Richard Biringer	Maximum	Main bank	Memorial for the time of the French occupation of 1930.
	Cross Höchst (Justinus Church)	0	Maximum	Justinusplatz	Sandstone cross from 1720
	Cross Höchst (Schloßplatz)	0	Maximum	Highest palace square	Sandstone cross from 1850
	transformation	Victor Gulchenko	Maximum	Brüningpark	Bronze figure of a seated person, one arm of which is designed as a wing, from 2014.
	Triton Fountain (Bolongaropark)	Josef Keller	Maximum	Garden of the Bolongaro Palace	The Triton fountain from 1909 is a neo-baroque ornamental fountain with a round water basin. A dolphin lies on a well stick, on which a water-spouting Triton rides.
	Wind bride	ER Nele	Maximum	Dalbergplatz	Five-meter-high plastic, consisting of two stainless steel construction parts from 2008.
	James Fountain	Reiner Uhl	Harheim	Old church square	On the occasion of the 1200th anniversary of the Harheim district in Frankfurt on May 25, 1986, the fountain was made of red sandstone.
	Four Rectangles Oblique	George Rickey	Niederursel	University of Frankfurt am Main, Riedberg campus	At a height of five meters there are four diagonally arranged rectangles made of thin, brushed stainless steel. The geometric elements of the sculpture are arranged in such a way that they can move freely in the wind. The work of art Four Rectangles Oblique IV dates back to 1984 and was originally on the Bockenheim campus .
0	Gravity and Growth	Giuseppe Penone	Ostend	In front of the ECB skyscraper	The sculpture is more than 17 meters high and represents a tree made of bronze and granite, adorned with spherical gold-plated leaves.
	Adorno monument	Vadim Zakharov	West end	On the Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz	The Adorno memorial was erected in 2003 on the 100th birthday of Theodor W. Adorno on what was then Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz (now Tilly-Edinger-Platz) near the Bockenheim campus , and in April 2016 the memorial moved to the current Adorno -Place on the Westend campus .

The list is based on the compilation kunst-im-oefflichen-raum-frankfurt.de . Individual proofs are not provided here. Works of art that are under monument protection are marked with an individual reference to the monument topography of the city of Frankfurt am Main. Works of art that are only described in other works and not on kunst-im-oefflichen-raum-frankfurt.de are marked accordingly with individual references.

List of graffiti , murals , wall and facade paintings in Frankfurt am Main

This partial list gives pictures of these different species in Frankfurt am Main.

image	Surname	Artist	District	location	annotation
	Mural Niddastraße 64	Nunca	Bahnhofsviertel	Niddastraße 64, Europahaus	The picture was taken in 2013. That year the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt brought Brazilian graffiti artists to Frankfurt. With this picture, Nunca continued a mural from São Paulo .
	Mural Adalbertstrasse 44-48	Robert Matzke called Rookie from the artist collective THE WEIRD	Bockenheim	Adalbertstrasse 44-48	The redeveloped property Frankfurt-Bockenheim, Adalbertstrasse 44–48, property name HEADQUARTER Frankfurt by Devario Invest GmbH, 40789 Monheim am Main, received a meter-high graffiti in 2014 by the Berlin artist Robert Matzke. Here he implemented the curiosity, represented by the figure of a colorful young woman, who artistically implemented the idea of ​​student life on the predominant student building use and their assumed creativity.
	Mural Stiftstrasse 39	Street art Herakut	Downtown	Stiftstrasse 39	The demolition of the Rundschau house in 2006 created a clear view of the wall of the neighboring house at Stiftstrasse 39. The artist duo Streetart Herakut designed this mural, which will become invisible when the Rundschau area is rebuilt.
	Mural Hanauer Landstrasse 99	Klark Kent and Ma'Claim	Ostend	Hanauer Landstrasse 99, Frankfurt Pub	The depiction of Saint Patrick adorns the Frankfurt Pub in Ostend. It is a work by the artists Klark Kent and Ma'Claim.
	House of the tailor's guild	Felix Gebhart & Dominik Hebestreit	Northrend	Bleichstrasse 38a	The building of the National Guild Association of Tailors -Handwerks Hesse shows a tape measure with the history of the guild.
	Mural Gaußstrasse 30	Thomas Stolz, Wiesbaden 0	Northrend	Gaussstrasse 30	Matching the street name, there is an oversized picture of the mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauß .
	Mural Rotteckstrasse 7	Guido Zimmermann	Northrend	Rotteckstrasse 7	A picture of red and blue bulls and bears was created in 2016 next to Gauss's picture.
	Mural east port	Justus Becker and Oguz Sen	Ostend	East port	The portrayal of the dead Syrian boy Aylan Kurdi was 120 square meters and was from 2016. It has been the subject of multiple damage. Eventually it was replaced by a new mural.
		Justus Becker and Oğuz Şen	West end	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 131	Goodbye lab room
		Justus Becker and Oğuz Şen	West end	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 131	Max Horkheimer
		Justus Becker and Oğuz Şen	West end	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 131	Theodor W. Adorno

Monument protection

The information on monument protection is based on:

• Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Supplements. Limited special edition. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2000 ( materials for monument protection in Frankfurt am Main 1).
• Heinz Schomann, Volker Rödel, Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Revised 2nd edition, limited special edition on the occasion of the 1200th anniversary of the city of Frankfurt am Main. Societäts-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1994, ISBN 3-7973-0576-1 ( materials on monument protection in Frankfurt am Main 1).
• Volker Rödel: The Frankfurt district cemeteries. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2007, ISBN 978-3-921606-61-2 ( contributions to monument protection in Frankfurt am Main 16).

literature

• Rolf Lauter (Ed.): Art in Frankfurt 1945 to today, 1995, ISBN 3-7973-0581-8 , p. 120 ff.
• Babette Peters and Karlheinz Schmid (eds.): Art in Frankfurt, 1991, ISBN 3-462-02131-1
• Hilmar Hoffmann: Das Frankfurter Museumsufer, 2009, ISBN 978-3-7973-1128-3 , pp. 389–397

Web links

Commons : Public art in Frankfurt am Main  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Art in public space Frankfurt
• Murals Art Frankfurt

Individual evidence

1. ^ Matthias Bleyel: Frankfurt: A city of sculptors? Notes on the history of “public” art . In: Rolf Lauter: Art in Frankfurt 1945 to today , pp. 120–125
2. ^ Babette Peters: For Goethe and other singles - art in public space . In: Babette Peters, Karlheinz Schmid: Art in Frankfurt . Pp. 181-184
3. ^ Art in public space. Retrieved February 8, 2020 . 
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8. ^ Rolf Lauter : Exhibition in the Dom-Römer area 1990/91: "Contemporary Art in Urban Space"; third project - arthistoricum.net - catalog. Förderverein Schöneres Frankfurt, 1990, accessed on February 8, 2020 . 
9. ^ Rolf Lauter : Contemporary art in urban space. WorldCat.org, 1990, accessed February 8, 2020 . 
10. ^ Art in public space. Retrieved February 8, 2020 . 
11. ↑ kunst-im-oefflichen-raum-frankfurt.de
12. ↑ Quick answers to old questions. Quick response to art in public space - a pilot project . In: Art in Public Space Frankfurt. Retrieved September 11, 2011.
13. ↑ To the QR project Art in Public Space Frankfurt . In: Art in Public Space Frankfurt. Retrieved September 11, 2011.
14. ↑ prms / prss / prne: By mobile phone to art . In: Frankfurter Rundschau , June 9, 2011; Retrieved September 11, 2011.
15. ↑ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (Ed.): Günthersbrunnen In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hesse
16. ^ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Michlersbrunnen In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hesse
17. ↑ State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Hesse (ed.): Röhrborn In: DenkXweb, online edition of cultural monuments in Hesse
18. ↑ City of Frankfurt, accessed on Feb. 25, 2020
19. ↑ Danijel Majic: A face to the legend . In: Frankfurter Rundschau , March 26, 2010
20. ↑ Bernd Günther: The rogue gets a herbalist on the side . In: FAZ , September 14, 2011
21. ^ Andreas Fahrländer: Metamorphosis on Gustavsburgplatz . In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung , local section from June 1, 2015
22. ↑ 17 meter high work of art by Penone placed in front of the ECB . Welt Online , September 4, 2015
23. ↑ startnext.com
24. ↑ A laughing Alan at the East Harbor . fr-online.de; accessed on September 8, 2016
25. ↑ ^{a b c} Wolfgang Eilmes: The painted house . In: FAZ , June 4, 2016, p. 68

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