Fascination Art: Fairy tale relief in Halle-Neustadt shines new

Fascination Art: Fairy tale relief in Halle-Neustadt shines new

Halle-Neustadt, Deutschland - In Halle-Neustadt, an important step towards the preservation of artistic heritals was successfully completed: the city has successfully completed the restoration of the artwork "Fairy tales from the Baltic States" at the sea fountain. This impressive relief, which consists of five ceramic boards, was created by the sculptor Klaus Sängerlaub in 1989. It shows different romantic stories from the Baltic countries and is therefore not only an artistic, but also a cultural symbol.

The work was not in its best condition. During the restoration, a focus was on restoring missing areas in the relief "the strong farmers' boy". The graduate of the Giebichenstein Castle Kunsthochschule, Marie-Luise Meyer, actively participated. The complex renovation work amounts to a total cost of around 6,500 euros. This investment shows the city's commitment to preserve its cultural heritage and make it accessible to the public.

artistic background

Klaus Sängerlaub, the creator of the relief, studied painting at the same art college from 1961 to 1966, where the restorer also acquired her specialist knowledge. Singer leaves are also known for its cleaning ceramics "Hase and Hedgehog", which can be found on the Sanddornweg 14/15 building and was already created in 1971. Another copy of this work was previously in the “Pünktchen” daycare center, but this is no longer preserved. The current restoration process of the relief at the sea fountain is therefore not only a material, but also a cultural revival that is in direct connection to the creative environments of the artist.

The success of these measures underlines the importance of art and culture in society and at the same time offers a look at the challenges associated with the preservation of works of art. The city of Halle (Saale) thus shows responsibility for its cultural heritage and invests in the future of a valuable work of art. according to information from dubisthalle.de .

The restored plates are now exhibited again and can be admired by the public. The recovered beauty of the relief not only opens the viewer access to Baltic fairy tale culture, but also brings the artistic work of Klaus Singer Vacation to life.