Plastische Körper – Große Blüten
sculpture, consisting of seven steles with blossoms in Berlin-Marzahn, Germany
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Summary
Plastische Körper – Große Blüten is a group of sculptures[1].
Key Facts
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten is the creator of Robert Rehfeldt[2].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten is the creator of Wolfgang Weber[3].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten is the creator of Horst Göhler[4].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten is located in Marzahn-Hellersdorf[5].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten is in the country of Germany[6].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's image is recorded as Skulptur Plastische Körper – Große Blüten Berlin 16v16.jpg[7].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's instance of is recorded as group of sculptures[8].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's genre is recorded as public art[9].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's genre is recorded as abstract art[10].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's made from material is recorded as concrete[11].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's made from material is recorded as ceramic[12].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's location is recorded as Marzahn[13].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's Commons category is recorded as Plastische Körper – Große Blüten[14].
- +1984-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Plastische Körper – Große Blüten[15].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 52.52985, 'longitude': 13.54433, 'precision': 1e-05}[16].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's described by source is recorded as Bildhauerei in Berlin[17].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's title is recorded as Plastische Körper – Große Blüten[18].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q11573', 'amount': '+3.5'}[19].
- Plastische Körper – Große Blüten's OpenStreetMap node ID is recorded as 11229718015[20].
Body
Works and Contributions
Created works include Robert Rehfeldt[2], an artist[21], 1931–1993[22], of Germany[23]; Wolfgang Weber[3], a visual artist[24], b. 1937[25]; and Horst Göhler[4].