Lamspringe sculpture path
The Lamspringe sculpture trail leads along a disused railway line (former Lammetalbahn ) from Lamspringe to Bad Gandersheim in the form of a hiking and cycling path.
Sculpture path
The sculpture path, which consists of 13 sculptures, is part of the road of peace , which goes back to the idea of the sculptor Otto Freundlich in 1928. The total length of the trail is about 12 kilometers. All 13 sculptures (2010) were financed exclusively privately. Since 2001, the sculpture trail has also been part of the “Cycle Path to Art”. This path begins in the south in Bad Gandersheim and continues from Lamspringe via Hildesheim and Sarstedt . Sigmar Gabriel , the Prime Minister of Lower Saxony at the time, took over the patronage of the sculpture trail .
Works and participants
- Encounter (1998), Andrzey Irzykowski
- Welcome (1998), Nabil Basbous
- Departure (1999), Dietlind Petzold-Brodbeck
- Freedom, Love, Death (1999), Hans-Hendrik Grimmling
- The Gate (2000), Wolf Bröll
- Tower of Secrets (2000), Ludmila Ostrogorska
- Mitra (2000), Peter Schmitz
- Stahlarm (2002), Hans Baschang
- The Waiting ... (2002), Bernd Löning
- Silent Dialog (2003), Bernd Zimmer
- Way Cross (2005), Gerd Winner
- Man in a Cage (2003), Siegfried Neuenhausen
- Saint James (2008), Guido Häfner
Web links
Commons : Lamspringe sculpture path - collection of images, videos and audio files
- Information on artists and work pictures
- Images of the Lamspringe sculpture trail
- Information on lamspringer-september.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Website radweg-zur-kunst.de. Retrieved August 6, 2010
- ↑ Information on lamspringer-september.de . Retrieved August 6, 2010