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(Alte Nationalgalerie - Kolonnadenhof)

Diana

Artemis (Ἄρτεμις) in Greek, or Diana, in Roman mythology
goddess of the hunt and moon and birthing, being associated with wild animals and woodland, and having the power to talk to and control animals
(Wikipedia: Artemis and Diana)

Reinhold Felderhoff
1898

Description

Statue of Diana, the goddess of hunting, putting on her quiver with a ribbon and wearing high-tied sandals.

Information Sign

R. FELDERHOFF
DIANA

Sculptures of the Kolonnadenhof

The colonnade courtyard "Kolonnadenhof" connects the building ensemble of the Old National Gallery, the New Museum and the Pergamon Museum on the Museum Island. It is enclosed on three sides by columns and pillars and has numerous bronze sculptures exhibited as an open air museum.

Berlin - Alte Nationalgalerie - Kolonnadenhof
Northeast (Spree) side

Gerettet / Saved by Adolf Brütt, 1887.
Bogenspannerin / Archer by Ferdinand Lepcke, 1905-06.
Survival: Men don't protect you anymore, by Jenny Holzer, 1984 (not included on this site).
Hunne zu Pferde / Hun on Horseback by Erich Hösel, 1895.
Berlin - Alte Nationalgalerie - Kolonnadenhof
Southwest side (Neues Museum)

Diana by Reinhold Felderhoff, 1898.
Löwe / Lion by August Gaul ,1904.
Amazone zu Pferde / Amazon on Horseback by Louis Tuaillon, 1890/95.
Herkules mit dem nemeischen Löwen / Hercules with the Nemean Lion by Max Klein, 1878.
Der Sämann / The Sower by Constantin Meunier, 1896.

Sculptor

Reinhold Felderhoff (Elbing, Westpreußen 1865 - Charlottenburg 1919), German sculptor (Wikipedia).

Sources & Information

Museumsinsel Berlin, Die Skulpturen des Kolonnadenhofes.

Locatie (N 52°31'12" - E 13°23'54") (Satellite view: Google Maps)

Item Code: debe141; Photograph: 31 August 2022
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