Seehund Sculpture

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“Look at that adorable seal!” a child’s voice rang out, echoing the sentiment of many who stumble upon the Seehund Sculpture. Carved from stone by the skilled hands of Hans Laubner, this charming depiction of a harbor seal perfectly captures the playful spirit of these creatures. Installed in 1964, the Seehund Sculpture is a testament to Bremen’s deep connection to the sea. It serves as a delightful reminder of the city’s rich maritime heritage and the captivating wildlife found along its shores.

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