List of works of art cast in Lauchhammer

The list of works of art cast in Lauchhammer lists works of art that have been manufactured in the Lauchhammer art and bell foundry since it was founded. It does not claim to be complete.

year	image	description	material	Location	Artist	Remarks
1784		Big vase	iron
1788		Monument to the Woman of Herculaneum	iron	Mückenberg Castle in Lauchhammer-West
1789		Busts of Trajanus , Augustus , Niobe	iron
1790		Grave monument Countess von Einsiedel	iron	Dresden	Friedrich Wilhelm Eugen Döll
1793		Figures of the Ildefonso fountain		Weimar		originally for Goethe's house; referred to by him as " Castor and Pollux "
1796		Baptismal font	iron	St. Mauritius Church ( Wolkenburg )
1814		Monument to General Moreau	bronze	Räcknitzhöhe in Zschertnitz in Dresden	Christian Gottlieb Kühn	The Moreau memorial commemorates the fatal wound of the Allied General Jean Victor Moreau in the Battle of Dresden .
1817		Door to the Hallisches Pförtchen	iron	Leipzig
1826-1835		Luther monument	bronze	Worms , Leipzig , Washington , Nordhausen	Ernst Rietschel	Art cast is considered the largest Reformation monument in the world and has been copied many times.
1856		Goethe and Schiller monument	bronze	Weimar	Ernst Rietschel	Copies of the still image can be found in San Francisco (1899), Milwaukee (1907), Cleveland (1906) and Anting (2006), among others .
1858		Statue of Prince Leopold III. Friedrich Franz of Anhalt-Dessau	bronze	Dessau	August Kiss
1864-1867		Cast iron pillared hall for the Gezira Palace	iron	Gezira Nile Island , Cairo	Carl von Diebitsch
1868		St. George fighting the dragon in the Nikolaiviertel	bronze	Berlin	August Kiss
1869		Still image of Helvetia and Geneva	bronze	Geneva	Robert Dorer	Artificial casting is considered a national monument of Switzerland.
1876		Ernst Rietschel Monument	bronze	Brühl's Terrace in Dresden	Johannes Schilling
1886-1891		Candelabra for Moltke Bridge	bronze	Berlin	Carl Begas
1887		Fountain figure shell minna	bronze	Goerlitz	Franz Ochs	The statue was melted down for war purposes in 1942, and the new casting took place again in Lauchhammer in 1993.
1890		King Friedrich I.	bronze	Berlin	Martin Wolff	destroyed
1892		Gottfried Semper Monument	bronze	Brühl's Terrace in Dresden	Johannes Schilling
1893		Fritz Reuter Memorial	bronze	Neubrandenburg	Martin Wolff	created with the collaboration of Wilhelm Wandschneider
from 1893		Kaiser Wilhelm Monument	bronze	Hohensyburg in Dortmund	Adolf von Donndorf
1895		Monument 1870/71 Victoria	bronze	Neubrandenburg	Martin Wolff	destroyed
1895		Li Hongzhang Memorial		Shanghai	Otto Lang
1895		Leo defending his cubs against a snake		Berlin-Moabit	Albert Wolff
1896		Hygieia fountain	bronze	Inner courtyard of the Hamburg City Hall	Joseph von Kramer
1896		Sculpture Heilige Gertraude	bronze	Gertraudenbrücke Berlin	Rudolf Siemering
1896	1897-1898	Bismarck Monument (Düsseldorf)	bronze	Martin-Luther-Platz in Düsseldorf city center	August Bauer and Johannes Röttger	The inauguration ceremony of the Düsseldorf Bismarck monument in front of the Kunsthalle took place in May 1899. Today the memorial is on Martin-Luther-Platz.
1898		Bridgehead memorial Werner von Siemens	bronze	Potsdam Bridge Berlin	Julius Moser	Melted down for armaments purposes during World War II.
1898		Bridgehead monument Hermann von Helmholtz	bronze	Potsdam Bridge Berlin	Max Klein	Melted down for armaments purposes during World War II.
1898		Bridgehead monument Carl Friedrich Gauß	bronze	Potsdam Bridge Berlin	Gerhard Janensch	Melted down for armaments purposes during World War II.
1898		Bridge head monument Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen	bronze	Potsdam Bridge Berlin	Reinhold Felderhoff	Melted down for armaments purposes during World War II.
1901		Monument to Otto von Bismarck	bronze	Schwerin	Wilhelm Wandschneider	Dismantled and melted down after 1945.
1901		Monument to Friedrich Franz III.	bronze	Rostock	Wilhelm Wandschneider	Melted down for armaments purposes during World War II.
1902		Bust of Carl Westphal	bronze	Berlin	Martin Wolff	Melted down in 1942
1903		Otto von Bismarck	bronze	Lübeck	Hans Hundrieser	The second-placed design for the Hamburg Bismarck memorial was unveiled on Sedan Day in 1903 on today's Holstentorplatz by the then mayor Heinrich Klug and received on behalf of the Senate and the citizenship. Today he stands across from the emperor's equestrian image in the Lindenplatz park in front of the Lübeck train station .
1903		Well of Justice	bronze	Wuppertal	Bernhard Hoetger	The 7.50 m tall bronze figure was melted down in 1944. In 2012 it was re-cast in a foundry in Düsseldorf.
1904		Bust of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn	bronze	Neubrandenburg	Martin Wolff
1906		Bust of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn	bronze	White water	Martin Wolff	Copy of the bust in Neubrandenburg
1906		Grave figure mourning	bronze	Zittau	Martin Wolff
1906		Statuette of Moritz of Orange	bronze		Martin Wolff
1907		Statue of Moritz of Orange	bronze	Berlin	Martin Wolff	Taken over from the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg in 2002, has been at the Berlin City Palace Visitor Center since 2016
1907		Relief Friedrich II.	bronze	Leuthen (Silesia)	Martin Wolff
1907		Gothic fountain	bronze	Frankfurt am Main	Stanislaus Cauer
1907		Fontane monument	bronze	Neuruppin	Max Wiese
1908		Bust knight	bronze	Waldenburg / Silesia	Martin Wolff
1909		Statue of Friedrich Wilhelm	bronze	Neustrelitz	Martin Wolff	destroyed
1911		Fritz Reuter memorial	bronze	Stavenhagen	Wilhelm Wandschneider	received at the place
1911		Statue of Joachim II	bronze	City Palace Berlin	Martin Wolff	lost
1911		Monument Teuton with Valkyrie			Max Kruse
1911-1913		three figures of the industrial fountain	bronze	Fürstenplatz Düsseldorf-Friedrichstadt	Friedrich Coubillier	On the occasion of the opening of the Great Art Exhibition in 1913, the industrial fountain in front of the former art palace was inaugurated. Today the three sculptures are on Fürstenplatz in Friedrichstadt in a new fountain.
1912		Statue of Gaspard de Coligny	bronze	Wilhelmshaven	Martin Wolff
1913		Barclay de Tolly statue	bronze	Riga	Wilhelm Wandschneider	The five-meter-tall statue has been lost since 1915. It was reconstructed in 2002 and a replica has now been placed on the base that has been preserved.
1914		Bust Hülsen-Haeseler	bronze	City Palace Berlin	Martin Wolff
1919		Grave figure	bronze	Senftenberg	Martin Wolff
1921		Relief panel		Bergakademie Freiberg	Ludwig Godenschweg (1889–1942)
1923		Racing equestrian monument	bronze	Trabrennbahn Berlin-Karlshorst	Willibald Fritsch
1980s		Five children's drip fountain	bronze	Dönhoffplatz , Berlin-Mitte	Evelyn Hartnick	planned in the 1980s for the Gipsdreieck Park in Berlin-Mitte; Installed in 2013 in Monbijoupark in Berlin-Mitte but dismantled after a few weeks due to damage caused by vandalism; Restoration and storage at the blacksmith Bernd Helmich in Berlin-Alt-Glienicke; Inauguration on May 20, 2016 behind the Spittelkolonnaden on Dönhoffplatz in Berlin-Mitte on the initiative of the local interest group Leipziger Straße / Krausenstraße
2000		Nachguss Frau von Herkulaneum	iron	Lauchhammer-West Castle Park in Lauchhammer-West
2000		Bronze sculpture flight and expulsion	bronze	in front of the Betzdorf town hall
2009		Democracy bell	bronze	Augustusplatz Leipzig
2009/2010		2 lion sculptures	bronze	Stairs in front of the New Palace in Muskauer Park	Kristof Grunert , Steffen Bachmann	Friedrich von Oranien-Nassau , Prince of the Netherlands, had the Flemish and Walloon lions erected in front of his castle as monumental heraldic animals. They were melted down after World War II.

literature

• City administration Lauchhammer (ed.): Lauchhammer - stories of a city . Geiger Verlag, Horb am Neckar 2003, ISBN 3-89570-857-7 .
• Susanne Kähler, Karl Bertuch, Alexander von Gleichen-Rußwurm: Artificial casting in Lauchhammer: 1784 until today . In: Martin H. Schmidt (Ed.): Regardeur (series of publications for art / artists / viewers) . Norderstedt 2011, ISBN 978-3-8423-2727-6 .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Bismarck Memorial , Art in Public Space Lübeck, accessed on December 17, 2016
2. ↑ Local Notes. In: Lübeckische Blätter , volume 45, number 36, edition of September 6, 1903, p. 462.
3. ^ Yearbook of the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg , Volume 4, 2001/2002
4. ↑ Dirk Jericho: bronze children sculpture is now on the Marion-Gräfin-Dönhoff-Platz - middle. In: berliner-woche.de. May 26, 2016, accessed January 9, 2020 . 
5. ↑ Dirk Jericho: Bronze children are looking for a home: the sculpture is now to be set up at the Marienkirche - center. In: berliner-woche.de. November 13, 2015, accessed January 9, 2020 . 
6. ↑ Inauguration of the "five-children-drip fountain" in the park at Marion-Gräfin-Dönhoff-Platz - Berlin.de. In: berlin.de. Retrieved January 9, 2020 . 
7. ↑ Season start with "Lion Roar" in Park Bad Muskau. Ostdeutsche Sparkassenstiftung, April 1, 2010, accessed on July 5, 2013 .