Hermann Haller (sculptor)

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Swiss sculptor

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Hermann Haller (24 December 1880 – 23 November 1950) was a Swiss sculptor.

His former studio in Zurich can be visited.^[1]

Works

• Hans Waldmann equestrian statue (1937) at Münsterhof in Zürich, commissioned work by the Kämbel guild
• Mädchen mit erhobenen Händen (1939) in Zürich
• Oskar Bider memorial (1924) in Bern
• Belvoirpark fountain statue (1923) in Zürich
• Schauende (1922) in Köln, Rheinparkweg

References

1. ^ "Atelier Hermann Haller - Stadt Zürich".

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  Oskar Bider memorial in Bern
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  Hans Waldmann statue in Zurich

External links

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• "Hermann Haller". SIKART Lexicon on art in Switzerland.
• Hermann Haller (sculptor) in German, French and Italian in the online Historical Dictionary of Switzerland.

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