Emerging from the earth, the Liegendes Paar Sculpture beckons us closer. The Liegendes Paar Sculpture is a bronze masterpiece by Ursula Querner. It captures a man and a woman in a relaxed, almost reclining pose. The sculpture was created in 1964. The Liegendes Paar Sculpture rests peacefully in Hamburg-Bramfeld, within Carl-Bremer-Ring. It’s nestled between house numbers 2 and 34, gracing the green space. This artwork was commissioned under the “Art in Construction” program. The building society that developed the residential area, today known as SAGA, purchased the piece. The Liegendes Paar Sculpture remains in SAGA’s ownership. Interestingly, Querner created a similar sculpture called “Liegendes Paar II”. This second piece can be found in Hamburg-Langenhorn. The life-sized figures of the Liegendes Paar Sculpture invite contemplation. They speak of rest and connection amidst the urban landscape.
Allerheiligen Kirche
Hidden within Hamburg’s Neugraben-Fischbek district lies the Allerheiligen Kirche. It serves as a spiritual home for Ukrainian immigrants. The Allerheiligen