“Did that foal just…wink?” a child’s voice might ask, their small hand tugging at a parent’s sleeve right here by the Fohlenbrunnen. The adults chuckle, but the children have a point. This isn’t your typical ornate Zurich fountain. The Fohlenbrunnen, meaning “Foal Fountain,” is a study in charming simplicity. A bronze foal, full of youthful energy, playfully rears back on its hind legs from a natural spring. This whimsical sculpture, crafted by Werner Friedrich Kunz in 1935, is more than just a decoration. It embodies the spirit of this peaceful corner of Zurich, where nature and art intersect. Imagine the generations of children who’ve paused here, mesmerized by the foal’s lifelike pose. Perhaps they too believed, for a fleeting moment, that the mischievous glint in the bronze eye was real. The Fohlenbrunnen is a testament to the enduring power of art to spark imagination and delight, reminding us to approach life with a playful heart.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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