Gottorf Castle Sculpture Park

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Hans Martin Ruwoldt, Torso , 1932
Jörn Pfab, Great Wall Rider , 1979–80

The Schloss Gottorf sculpture park is a sculpture park in the southwest of Schleswig , on the castle island in the Burgsee at the western end of the Schlei .

Project description

Gottorf Castle is the largest castle complex in Schleswig-Holstein and has been the seat of the state museums since 1947 . The State Museum for Art and Cultural History and the State Archaeological Museum are housed in its buildings. The buildings are surrounded by parks with sculptures. The oldest work dates from 1889, the youngest from 1995. Figurative sculptures predominate, abstract works have been added since the 1960s.

"... There are those positions that are important for North German sculpture as well as those that can represent and exemplify the lines of conflict in art development since 1945."

- The Gottorf sculpture park

Artists and works in the sculpture park

Current information and photos of all the artists present are collected on the KUNST @ SH website

  1. Magdalena Abakanowicz : Handlike tree - Figura ultima (2003-04)
  2. Edgar Augustin : Striding (1966)
  3. Edgar Augustin: Striding Torso (1965–66)
  4. Adolf Brütt : Eva with her children (1889)
  5. Karl Heinz Engelin : Fantastic Walk (1985)
  6. Fritz Fleer : Great Athlete (1985)
  7. Fritz Fleer: Large Seated Man (1964)
  8. Fritz Fleer: Najade (1981)
  9. Hans-Joachim Frielinghaus: Amazone (1971–79)
  10. Karlheinz Goedtke: Nereide (1985)
  11. Volkmar Haase : Three Steles (1984)
  12. Volkmar Haase: Open Triangle (1967-72)
  13. Volkmar Haase: Stele with spherical head (1981)
  14. Karl Hartung : wing column (1960–61)
  15. Karl Hartung: Large Seated Man (1951–52)
  16. Karl Hartung: Standing Figure (1956–57)
  17. Karl Hartung: Thronoi (1958–59)
  18. Karl Hartung: Urgeäst (1950)
  19. Karl Hartung: Taille (1955)
  20. Bernhard Heiliger : Tree Between Two Worlds (1982)
  21. Bernhard Heiliger: Kronos (1983)
  22. Emil Jensen : Apparition (1931)
  23. Jan Koblasa : Protection Stone (1989)
  24. Jan Koblasa: Temple (1982-89)
  25. Jan Koblasa: Four Messengers (1990)
  26. Hans Kock : Stele Maritime (1977)
  27. Klaus Kütemeier : Kneeling Female Figure (1981-83)
  28. Klaus Kütemeier: Seated Woman (1985-89)
  29. Klaus Kütemeier: Seated Figure (1988-94)
  30. Klaus Kütemeier: Standing female torso (1984–85)
  31. Klaus Kütemeier: Standing Female Dressed Figure (2007–12)
  32. Klaus Kütemeier: Animal-like shape (1998-2006)
  33. Uli Lindow: Pendant (982)
  34. Martin Matschinsky and Brigitte Denninghoff : Ramm II (1970)
  35. Karl Menzen : Split-Fate-Overcoming (1993-95)
  36. Karl August Ohrt : Torso M - Torso W (1961)
  37. Jörn Pfab : Great Wall Rider (1979-80)
  38. Jörn Pfab: Quadrolog (1980–81)
  39. Jörn Pfab: Untitled (1978)
  40. Jörg Plickat : Eros and Psyche (1988–1990)
  41. Ursula Querner : Narcissus (1964–65)
  42. Hans Martin Ruwoldt : Torso (1932)
  43. Hans-Dieter Schrader : Square and Square (1986)
  44. Annemarie Schulte-Wülwer: Cube (1982)
  45. Pierre Schumann : Fighting Birds (1968)
  46. Heinrich Schwarz: Two bronze steles (1973)
  47. Gustav Seitz : Flensburg Venus (1963)
  48. Manfred Sihle-Wissel : Sailing Column (1990)
  49. Manfred Sihle-Wissel: Stele (1979)
  50. Daniel Spoerri : Skull Tree (1993)
  51. Rudolf Valenta : Four Walls (1988-89)
  52. Hans Wimmer : Biga (1988-91)
  53. Harald Worreschk: Stoic Figure (1992-94)
  54. Harald Worreschk: Base (1981-88)
  55. North German sculptor of the 18th century: Diana (around 1750)

All information is taken from the brochure “Seeing art differently ... in and around Gottorf Castle” (p. 66 and 67). The information on the website of the State Museum for Art and Cultural History is out of date.

More artists and works in the sculpture park

  • Johannes Brus : Elephant Head (2010)
  • Manfred Sihle-Wissel: Phoenix (2011)
  • Hans Kock: double figure (2007)
  • Jan Koblasa: Saint Sebastian (1991)
  • Harald Worreschk: Two steles (without further information)

Photos (selection)

  • Karl Hartung: Urgeäst (1950)

  • Volkmar Haase: Three Steles (1984)

  • HD Schrader: Square and Square (1986)

  • Rudolf Valenta: Four Walls (1988-89)

  • Magdalena Abakanowicz: Handlike tree - Figura ultima (2003-04)

  • Fritz Fleer: Najade (1981)

  • Fritz Fleer: Great Athlete (1981)

  • Karlheinz Goedtke: Nereide (1985)

  • Bernhard Heiliger: Kronos (1983)

  • Bernhard Heiliger: Tree between two worlds

  • Jörn Pfab: Great Wall Rider (1980)

  • Volkmar Haase: Three Steles (1984)

  • Magdalena Abakanowicz: Handlike Tree - Figura Ultima (2004)

  • Jörn Pfab: Großer Mauerreiter (1980) in front of the south wing

literature

  • Wolfgang Kroker: Seeing art differently ... in and around Gottorf Castle. Ansgar Medien GmbH, 2014, ISBN 978-3-932379-22-2
  • KUNST @ SH - Helmut W. Schiffler, Jan Petersen (ed.): SCULPTURE PARK SCHLOSS GOTTORF, photographs and texts, a tour, art 2018, ISBN 978-3-00-059037-5

Web links

Commons : Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ State museums Schloss Gottorf: The Gottorf sculpture park. ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.schloss-gottorf.de
  2. ^ Public art in Schleswig-Holstein (KUNST @ SH): Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf
  3. ↑ Information on the artist and work photos - Public Art in Schleswig-Holstein: Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf
  4. ^ Information on the artist and work photos - Public Art in Schleswig-Holstein: Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf
  5. ^ Information on the artist and work photos - Public Art in Schleswig-Holstein: Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf
  6. ^ Information on the artist and work photos - Public Art in Schleswig-Holstein: Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf
  7. ↑ KUNST @ SH: Description, location, photos , accessed on February 23, 2018
  8. ^ Information on the artist and work photos - Public Art in Schleswig-Holstein: Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf
  9. ^ Information on the artist and work photos - Public Art in Schleswig-Holstein: Sculpture Park Schloss Gottorf
  10. ↑ State Museum for Art and Cultural History: The Gottorfer Sculpture Park ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.schloss-gottorf.de
  11. ↑ Information on the artist and work photos ( Memento of the original from July 2, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. - Public art in Schleswig-Holstein: Schloss Gottorf sculpture park @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.sh-kunst.de
  12. ↑ Review of Wolfgang Kroker's picture viewing - New Church Newspaper in the Archdiocese of Hamburg

Coordinates: 54 ° 30 ′ 39.4 ″  N , 9 ° 32 ′ 22.4 ″  E