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English: Sculpture entitled Der Freudensprung ("The Jump of Joy") at Wandsbek Markt in Hamburg, Germany. The sculpture shows Matthias Claudius about to jump over one of his sons; an old custom of the 18th century performed upon the birth of a new child that was supposed to bring good luck.
Deutsch: Skulptur Der Freudensprung auf dem Wandsbeker Markt. Die Skulptur stellt den Hamburger Dichter und "Wandsbeker Boten" Matthias Claudius beim Sprung über einen seiner Söhne; ein altes Ritual aus dem 18. Jahrhundert, das bei der Geburt eines weiteren Kindes vollführt wurde und Glück bringen sollte. - Andere Version: File:Hh-wandsbekmarkt-sprung.jpg
Date Photo: May 24, 2006
Sculpture: 2001
Source Originally uploaded on May 26, 2006 at the German Wikipedia as de:Bild:Hh-wandsbekmarkt-sprung2.jpg. Own work by original uploader, de:User:Staro1.
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Sculpture: Bernd Stöcker (1952 - )
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