Rudolf Maison
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English: Rudolf Maison, born in Regensburg in 1854, died in Munich in 1904, was a German sculptor.
[edit] Portrait
 Rudolf Maison in his atelier in Munich presenting some of his works; see description |
[edit] Works
 Centaurenbrunnen in Fürth, ein Denkmal für die erste deutsche Eisenbahn (1835) und die Errichtung der zentralen Wasserversorgung (1877) |
 Rudolf Maison, Neger auf einem Esel reitend, Gera |
 Innocence (left) and Vice (right) on top of Justizpalast, Munich |
 Teichmannbrunnen, Bremen, 1899 (destroyed) |
 Bremen: Herold vor dem Rathaus |
 (2) Herolde vor dem Bremer Rathaus |
 Johannes Junkers-Denkmal in Krefeld |
 Equestrian statue of Emperor Friedrich III of Germany, in front of Kaiser Friedrich Museum in Berlin, 1904 (destroyed) |
