Eugène Dodeigne | Etude I-V

The sculptor Eugène Dodeigne (born 1923 in Rouvreux, Belgium), who lives in northern France, has reduced his five stone figures to their poses—in this way, they provide an excellent canvas for projecting aspects of personality. They stand on a small grassy hill that was created specifically for them as part of the redesign of Königsworther Platz. Before the City of Hanover acquired them, the Brusberg Gallery exhibited the sculpture ensemble on Emmichplatz. Other works in Hanover include: “The Large Family” behind the August Kestner Museum; and a memorial to the former concentration camp subcamp in Hanover-Misburg. » Location: Brühlstraße/Otto-Brenner-Straße (near the Neustadt Cemetery)