📜 Bronze sculpture by Jürgen Goertz, a modern interpretation of Albrecht Dürer's 'Young Hare'. A satirical sculpture in Nuremberg, Germany, depicting a gigantic goggle-eyed hare. It's a monument to Renaissance painter Albrecht Dürer, created by Jurgen Goertz in 1984. A gigantic goggle-eyed hare has fallen upon a wooden box, spilling tiny demonic rabbits. A person's lifeless hand is seen crushed beneath the hare. This monument to Renaissance painter Albrecht Dürer has been labeled 'one of the world's ugliest pieces of public art' by detractors.
📸 Unique photo opportunity🎨 Bold contemporary art🖼️ Tribute to Albrecht Dürer's 'Feldhase' painting🚶 Easily accessible in Nuremberg's old town🏛️ Contrasts historical architecture🐇 Quirky and fun
🚫 Potentially unsettling imagery for some viewers
🏛️ Visit the nearby Albrecht-Dürer-Haus museum for more on Dürer's life and art.
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