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Ulm, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Deutsch: Delphinbrunnen auf dem Münsterplatz, unmittelbar vor der Valentinskapelle (im Hintergrund), 1585 von Wolfgang Neithard in Bronze gegossen, 1678 vom Stadtkupferschmied Joseph Claus erneuert, 1770 von Christof Leipheimer repariert. Der Brunnen ist vielfach umgezogen worden. Ursprünglich war im Glockenbrunnenwerk am Seelengraben, 1911 kam er vor dem Museum auf dem Taubenplätzle und in jüngerer Zeit von dort auf den Münsterplatz. Gelistet auf S. 780 bei Georg Dehio: Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmäler: Baden-Württemberg II, ISBN 3-422-0303-1. In Verein Alt-Ulm e.V.: Ulmer Baudenkmäler, 1963 wird es in die Kategorie A eingestuft, d.h. der Brunnen war bereits vor 1945 denkmalgeschützt. |
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| Author | Andreas F. Borchert |
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