List of public works of art and monuments in Offenbach

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This list of public works of art and monuments in Offenbach is intended to give an overview of public works of art and monuments in the city of Offenbach am Main . This list does not claim to be complete, but will be updated continuously. The monuments are arranged chronologically according to their date of installation, as far as this is known.

Monuments

designation Location Occasion, description Established / Dedicated Design / artist
Bieber local wall
Bieber local wall
Bieber district , two preserved sections in Langener Strasse and Oberhofstrasse Remains of the former town wall of Bieber. Since 2007 it has been signposted "Offenbacher Baudenkmal" probably 2nd half of the 16th century unknown
Monopteros
Monopteros
Büsing Park Round temple built for the English landscape garden by the music-loving snuff manufacturers Peter Bernard and Johann Georg d'Orville. Presumably it served as a stage for musical performances 1790 unknown
Stone cross
Stone cross
District Bieber Oberhofstrasse Old stone cross. It stood on the former S-curve in Bieber (today Aschaffenburger Straße opposite the confluence of Oberhofstraße) until the 19th century. The Märkerding (annual court assembly ) of the medieval Biebermark (dissolved in 1819) was held in its vicinity before 1819 unknown
Concrete pavilions
Dreiechpark
Dreieich Park Concrete pavilions as samples of the new material, on the occasion of the Hessian trade show. The oldest preserved concrete buildings without steel reinforcement in Germany 1879 unknown
Jahn oak
Jahn oak
Starkenburgring Gymnastics father Jahn. Planting an anniversary oak 1911
Kaiser-Friedrich-Quelle
Emperor Friedrich III
Corner of Ludwigstrasse / Geleitsstrasse Reinhold Begas
Philipp Mainländer
Philipp-Mainländer-Stein
Dreieich Park Memorial stone for the Offenbach philosopher Philipp Mainländer . Donated by "followers of the Mainlander world of thought" 1912
Ludo Mayer fountain
Ludo Mayer fountain
Schlossplatz at the University of Design Mercury (god of trade and commerce), gift from the manufacturer Ludo Mayer as Ernst-Ludwig-Brunnen, today Ludo-Mayer-Brunnen as a memorial for Ludo Mayer, who also donated the funds for today's university 1915 Heinrich Jobst
War memorial
Memorial to fallen soldiers
Leonhard-Eißnert-Park In memory of the fallen of the First World War (today both World Wars) 1924-1926 Construction: Hugo Eberhardt Fries: Ernst Unger
Bird fountain
State today
Central station , platforms 1-2 Building decorations as part of the redesign of the station 1920s Bruno Schäfer
Memorial plaque Goethe
Plaque
Linsenberg / Büsing-Park “Donated by Offenbach's citizens” memorial plaque for Johann Wolfgang Goethe and Lili Schönemann in a typical Offenbach design 1932 unknown
Main fisherman
Mainfischer - detail
Carl Ulrich Bridge Bronze cast, under restoration until 2010 July 16, 1935 Ernst Unger
Sacrificial memorial
Sacrificial memorial
German Unity Square Karlgeorg Hoefer
Sitting man
Sitting man
Büsing Park Art in public space July 14, 1961 Hans Mettel
Golden man
Golden man
Büsing Park Art in public space 1955 Wilhelm Rietschel
Sophie from La Roche
LaRoche stele
Büsing Park Stele at the site of the former home of Sophie von La Roche, which was demolished in 1960 1960s Karlgeorg Hoefer
The standing one
The standing one
Lauterborn district , John F. Kennedy Promenade architectural art 1969 Fritz Schwarzbeck
Snakes fountain
Snakes fountain
August Bebel Ring Art in public space 1960s unknown
Fountain on the market square
Fountain on the market square
Marketplace Art in public space, made from Kirchheim shell limestone 1969 Ottomar Gassenmeyer
flame
..
Berlin street The victims of war and tyranny 1971 Bernd Rosenheim
mobile
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City courtyard Art in public space 1970s Hein sinking
penetration
Rays
Kaiserlei district Art in architecture, formerly on the KWU building, now at Siemens Power Generation, Kaiserleistraße 1973 Bernd Rosenheim
Wire mesh
City Hospital
at the former main building of the city hospital Next to the main entrance 1970s unknown
mother and child
mother and child
Herrnstrasse in front of the Haus der Stadtgeschichte Work of art from 1953. Acquired after the Baltasar Lobo exhibition A L'Air Libre in Offenbach. 1980 Baltasar Lobo
Rudolf Koch
Rudolf Koch
Buchrainweg , No. 29 Memorial plaque on Rudolf Koch's house , donated by the Offenbach Lions Club probably 1984 Karlgeorg Hoefer
Sculpture group
Rudolf Koch
Darmstädter Strasse Art on the construction of the new main post office, along Darmstädter Straße. Bronze and volcanic stone 1985 Paul Brandenburg
Stone rose
Rudolf Koch
Darmstädter Strasse Art on the construction of the new main post office, along Darmstädter Straße. Shell limestone and bronze 1985 Paul Brandenburg
Romanesque columns
Romanesque columns
Herrnstrasse Archaeological finds on display 1980s? Romanesque art
Beaver amulet
Beaver amulet
District Bieber Hauptstrasse Bieber amulet , 50th anniversary of the incorporation of Bieber 1988 Bronze Age design
Memorial stone of the former Bieber town hall
Memorial stone
Bieber district between Langener Strasse and Rathausgasse Reference to the former town hall 1996
Folded D
Folded D
Crossing Kaiserstraße / Berliner Straße D cut from a square and folded . Dedicated to the city of the art of writing Offenbach by the American sculptor Benton. Manufactured by Stahlbau Lavis from stainless steel . Donated by the citizens of Offenbach in 1981 Installed there in 1996 Fletcher Benton
St0nehenge
Omega house
Kaiserlei district in the atrium of the Omega House Architectural art. From Michelnauer Tuff , whose quarry is no longer in operation 1994 Wilfried Klaus
Get sick, Offebach
Get sick, Offebach
City courtyard Monument to the story “Get the sick, Offebach”. Donated by the Apotheke zum Löwen 1998 Boniface Stirnberg
Industrial heritage monument
Industrial culture
Lauterborn district Route of industrial culture on the route of the former industrial railway around 2000 unknown
Matchstickcarps
Matchstickcarps
Wilhelmsplatz Monument to Karl Winterkorn , an Offenbach original. Erected by the association "Monument Streichholzkarlche" April 2000 Judith Quartier
universe
UNIVERSE
Offenbach harbor Light installation (project port Offenbach) 2008 Wiebke Grösch and Frank Metzger
Offenbach heads
Offenbach heads
Opposite the House of City History Sculpture group at Lilipark in Offenbach am Main. Formerly at the “Consumhaus” department store on the corner of Marktplatz and Frankfurter Strasse. The group of sculptures adorned the entrance. The department store was damaged during World War II and demolished in 1968. Until 2009 in the House of City History. Since then in the Herrnstrasse at Lilipark. Restored and provided with a frame at the current location. Shell limestone 1901/2009 (1977?) Friedrich Zorbach (1869–1929)
Books of wisdom
Books of wisdom
Martin Luther Park Three stacked stone books symbolizing the Bible, Torah and Koran. Replacement of copper Bibles that were stolen here in 2007 and 2013 October 2017 Anna Kubach-Wilmsen
Playing bears
Playing bears
Markusplatz / Obere Grenzstrasse A heart made of two playing bears, bronze, height approx. 106 cm 1964 Hermann Koziol
Double helix
Double helix
Cultural track on the banks of the Main The sculpture should focus on the creative u. Reference people's creative potential. Height approx. 15 m 2010 Frank Flaskämper
Offenbach Hills
Offenbach Hills
so-called Feldherrnhügel, city center Offenbach lettering made up of nine four millimeter thin, white painted aluminum letters in concrete foundations weighing 500 kilograms each. Dismantled and stored in July 2020 15th January 2016 Heinrich Zimmermann, Fabian Riemenschneider, Heiner Blum

Web links

Commons : Sculptures in Offenbach am Main  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Leonore Blume and Angelika Amborn-Morgenstern: Offenbach eye catcher art. Offenbacher Editions, Berthold 1998, p. 30ff., ISBN 978-3-9806334-1-3 .
  2. Frank summer: Bible Sculpture Offenbach: No more incentive for metal thieves. In: fr-online.de . August 26, 2016. Retrieved October 4, 2017 .
  3. Julia Radgen: Offenbach Hills art installation was ceremoniously unveiled. In: op-online.de . January 16, 2016, accessed August 6, 2017 .