Harmlos

The marble statue features Greek Revival architectural elements, reflecting classical influences in its design and construction techniques from the early nineteenth century period.

Franz Jakob Schwanthaler created this architectural monument in 1803, during a time when Bavaria maintained strong connections between artistic expression and cultural identity.

The inscription written on the marble surface demonstrates German language heritage while the statue structure incorporates elements from classical Greek artistic traditions.

Located at coordinates 48.1435307, 11.5821849, the statue stands as an architectural heritage monument protected by Bavarian preservation regulations and maintenance guidelines.

The statue combines marble craftsmanship with specific architectural elements, establishing its status as both a historic site and cultural heritage ensemble in Munich.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1803

Creator: Franz Jakob Schwanthaler

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

Made from material: marble

Address: Nähe Franz-Josef-Strauß-Ring 80331 80331

GPS coordinates: 48.14353,11.58218

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:58