Fountain
- Artist
- Karl Indermühle
- Year
- 1914
- Material
- Stone and metal
- Location
- Halenstrasse / Bremgartenstrasse
Background
The “Brunnen” by Karl Indermühle from 1914 is made of stone and metal and stands at Halenstrasse and Bremgartenstrasse in Bern. Indermühle, born in Vendlincourt in 1877 and died in Bern in 1933, was a Swiss architect. As a representative of the Heimatstil, he opposed overly monumental historicism. His Dörfli, built for the 1914 national exhibition in Bern, is among his works. No reliable information on the design or commission of this fountain is documented yet.
Researched and summarised by Bärn Kit. Sources: Kultur Stadt Bern, Kunst im öffentlichen Raum (offene Daten) · Wikipedia (de): Karl Indermühle
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Data: Kultur Stadt Bern (open data “Kunst im öffentlichen Raum”). Found a mistake? Write to hallo@uebrig.ch.