Rodenbach sculpture trail
The Rodenbach Sculpture Trail is a three-kilometer path through the Reichswald near Rodenbach in the Kaiserslautern district .
Project description
The Rodenbach Sculpture Trail is part of the hiking trail network of the community of Weilerbach . It begins at the village pond and leads along the nature reserve to the old path . There are 19 sculptures or groups of sculptures along the way .
History of origin
In 1991, the municipality of Rodenbach invited schoolgirls from the stone carving class of the master craft school in Kaiserslautern to design a sculpture path in Rodenbach. Headmasters, subject teachers and sponsors helped realize the project. The themes chosen for the works were motifs with a local reference, water or Celtic history. In 2003, the artist Ludwig Grub , who lived in Rodenbach for many years , created the Summstein (sculpture path , item 2) and the Rodenbacher Tümpelkriecher at the village pond (sculpture path , item 3); likewise the fountain in the Rathausstrasse, where former cattle troughs are used.
Works in the sculpture path (selection)
- Martin Blank: Ascending - Descending , 1991 - (Pos. 1)
- Ludwig Grub: Summstein , 2003 - (Item 2)
- Irene Mürdter: Water tears and rounds , 1991 - (Pos. 4)
- Steffi Glandorf: Water Blower , 1991 - (Item 6)
Web links
- Sculpture Path Rodenbach - Website of the community of Weilerbach
Individual evidence
- ↑ Tourismus Weilerbach: Description of the sculpture path ( Memento of the original from March 4, 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.
