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- Bamberg_Horseman abstract "The Bamberg Horseman (German: Der Bamberger Reiter) is a life-size stone equestrian statue by an anonymous medieval sculptor in the cathedral of Bamberg, Germany.Dating probably from the time before the consecration of the cathedral's new building in 1237, but after 1225, it is located on a console at the north pillar of the St. George choir, it is not known whether this is the intended position of the statue although the base appears to be original and the structure of the base would seem to dissuade moving.Being located in a church and showing a crowned yet unarmed man, it is believed that it represents a specific king, perhaps one who was a saint. A candidate is Saint Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor (973-1024) who is buried in the cathedral along with Pope Clement II, but he would likely have been depicted with Imperial Regalia. Another possibility is his brother-in-law, holy king Stephen I of Hungary (975-1038) who stops his horse and looks towards the tomb of Henry. Another theory favours Frederick II, the Holy Roman Emperor at the time, who financed much of the rebuilding of the cathedral. Yet another theory, supported by Hannes Möhring of the University of Bayreuth, holds that the figure represents the Messiah according to the Book of Revelation (19:11–16).It is considered the first monumental equestrian statue since classical antiquity, and also one of the first to depict a horse shoe. Beneath the horse's front hooves is one of the many sculptural representations of the Green Man. Kathleen Basford, in her study of these figures, calls this Green Man the "dark counterpart" of the horseman.Stefan George wrote a poem about the horseman. His work influenced Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg, the would-be assassin of Hitler who was a member of the cavalry unit Bamberger Reiter- und Kavallerieregiment 17 (17th Cavalry Regiment).".
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- Bamberg_Horseman hasPhotoCollection Bamberg_Horseman.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:1230s_works.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:13th-century_sculptures.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:Anonymous_works.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Bamberg.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:Equestrian_statues.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:German_sculpture.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:Gothic_sculptures.
- Bamberg_Horseman subject Category:Outdoor_sculptures_in_Germany.
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- Bamberg_Horseman type 1230sWorks.
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- Bamberg_Horseman type EquestrianStatues.
- Bamberg_Horseman type Figure113862780.
- Bamberg_Horseman type GothicSculptures.
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- Bamberg_Horseman comment "The Bamberg Horseman (German: Der Bamberger Reiter) is a life-size stone equestrian statue by an anonymous medieval sculptor in the cathedral of Bamberg, Germany.Dating probably from the time before the consecration of the cathedral's new building in 1237, but after 1225, it is located on a console at the north pillar of the St.".
- Bamberg_Horseman label "Bamberg Horseman".
- Bamberg_Horseman label "Bamberger Reiter".
- Bamberg_Horseman label "Cavaliere di Bamberga".
- Bamberg_Horseman label "Jeździec Bamberski".
- Bamberg_Horseman label "Jinete de Bamberg".
- Bamberg_Horseman sameAs Bamberger_Reiter.
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- Bamberg_Horseman sameAs Cavaliere_di_Bamberga.
- Bamberg_Horseman sameAs Jeździec_Bamberski.
- Bamberg_Horseman sameAs m.0bn59d.
- Bamberg_Horseman sameAs Q680156.
- Bamberg_Horseman sameAs Q680156.
- Bamberg_Horseman sameAs Bamberg_Horseman.
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- Bamberg_Horseman wasDerivedFrom Bamberg_Horseman?oldid=597642978.
- Bamberg_Horseman depiction Bamberger_Dom-Bamberger_Reiter.JPG.
- Bamberg_Horseman isPrimaryTopicOf Bamberg_Horseman.
