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Bernd Altenstein

Bernd Altenstein (Born 1943) is active/lives in Germany.  Bernd Altenstein is known for Commenmorative sculpture, figures.

Bernd Altenstein (born 29 April 1943) is a German Sculptor and University lecturer. He was born in Schlossberg, East Prussia. He studied Art in Stuttgart and worked at the University of the Arts in Bremen from 1975 to 2009. His sculpture is available at various public locations in Germany.

A bronze sculpture Fietje Balge, commissioned by Bankhaus Carl F. Plump & Co., was erected in the street Hinter dem Schütting in memory of the Balge river and its harbour. A nearby plaque explains the history of the Balge.

WORKS    The trapped, bronze sculpture, Osnabrück c.1974
    The end, bronze sculpture, Bremen 1978
    Development, fountain sculpture in bronze, Bremen 1980
    Waller talks, three bronze half-figures, Bremen 1981
    Man at the desk, bronze sculpture in a courtyard, Göttingen 1984
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