“A symphony in bronze, wouldn’t you agree?” Right before your eyes stands the Buchwand Sculpture. It’s a remarkable testament to the enduring power of art and literature. Created by the talented sculptor Günter Ferdinand Ris, the Buchwand Sculpture was unveiled in 1981. The sculpture’s unique design resembles an open book, its pages seemingly turned by the wind. But this is no ordinary book. The Buchwand Sculpture’s pages are adorned with intricate reliefs. These reliefs tell a silent story, their forms and figures whispering tales of Lübeck’s rich history and cultural heritage. Although the specific narratives depicted remain a mystery, they serve as a powerful reminder of the city’s deep connection to storytelling and the written word.
Hermann-Löns-Blick
“Did anyone bring binoculars?” a young boy excitedly asks his parents, pointing towards the top of the structure. High above