Hygieia-Brunnen (Hygieia fountain) by Joseph von Kramer
Rathaus courtyard
Rathausmarkt
Hamburg, May 2003
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7 comments:
I enlarged this to find that she's even a bit more frightening ... do you think the original configuration had what looks like some fluid coming off her face and down her body?
I think I need to learn more about Greek mythology! (She is Greek, right?)
Now THAT is dramatic! I love it, scary or not. I'd put it in my living room if I could.
Oh magnificent!
I'm glad she has all that water with that dragon looking up at her. She just may need something put his fire out!
Wonderful! So monumental!
@ Jacob: She is indeed Greek. Hygieia means "health".
She does look rather lush ;-)
Wonderfully composed shot!
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