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Die Fontäne, welche hinter dem Dom steht, ist eine Nachbildung einer früheren Fontäne, die im 19. Jhd. von dem Landsberger Industriellen Hermann Paucksch der Stadt gestiftet wurde. Die Frau symbolisiert den Fleiß der Anwohner dieser Stadt.

The original was created in 1896 by Cuno von Uechtritz-Steinkirch, the unveiling was in 1897 and probably in WW2 destroyed. The Foto shows a copy, unveiled in 1997.

  • Fotograf: Nadine Klose
  • Datum: Juli 2005
  • Quelle: Artur Klose per Mail
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current09:18, 15 August 2005Thumbnail for version as of 09:18, 15 August 20051,134 × 1,521 (1.5 MB)wikimediacommons>AvatarDiese Fontäne, welch hinter dem Dom steht, ist eine Nachbildung einer früheren, die im 19. Jhd. von dem Landsberger Industriellen Pauksch der Stadt gestiftet wurde. Die Frau symbolisiert den Fleiß der Anwohner dieser Stadt. * '''Fotograf''': Nadine Kl
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