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== Photo Credits for Public Works and Monuments ==

=== Works in South Tyrol ===

==== Laas ====

===== Laas Cemetery =====

{| style="padding-bottom: 1px; padding-left: 1px; padding-right: 1px; font-size: 100%; padding-top: 1px" class="prettytable FCK__ShowTableBorders"
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! bgcolor="#dddddd" colspan="2" | Numerous Grave Monuments
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| colspan="2" | [[Image:Friedhof Laas 1.JPG|250px]] [[Image:Friedhof Laas 2.JPG|250px]]
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| width="1%" | ''Country:''
| Italy
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| ''Region:''
| South Tyrol
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| ''Location:''
| Laas
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| ''Where:''
| Vinschgau Road
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| ''Artist:''
| several sculptors
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| ''Year:''
|
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===== Bust of Emperor Franz Joseph I =====

{| style="padding-bottom: 1px; padding-left: 1px; padding-right: 1px; font-size: 100%; padding-top: 1px" class="prettytable FCK__ShowTableBorders"
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! bgcolor="#dddddd" colspan="2" | Bust of Emperor Franz Joseph I
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| colspan="2" | [[Image:Kaiser Franz Josef Laas.jpg|150px]]
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| width="1%" | ''Country:''
| Italy
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| ''Region:''
| South Tyrol
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| ''Location:''
| Laas
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| ''Where:''
| Vinschgau Road, in front of the Raiffeisen Bank of Laas
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| ''Artist:''
| Josef Lechner Workshop
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| ''Year:''
| circa 1914
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==== Bolzano ====

===== Monument to Walther von der Vogelweide =====

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! bgcolor="#dddddd" colspan="2" | Monument to Walther von der Vogelweide
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| colspan="2" | [[Image:Walther Bozen.jpg|170px]] [[Image:Folie2140-1-.jpg|170px]]
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| width="1%" | ''Country:''
| Italy
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| ''Region:''
| South Tyrol
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| ''Location:''
| Bolzano
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| ''Where:''
| Walther Square
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| ''Artist:''
| [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Natter Heinrich Natter]
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| ''Year:''
| 1889
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== Monumental Works in Laas / Lasa Marble ==

The snow-white Laas / Lasa Marble from the Vinschgau Valley (Val Venosta) region is regarded as one of Europe's most renowned natural stones. For centuries, it has been used for distinguished architecture, important monuments, sacred works of art, and prestigious construction projects. Its exceptional purity, weather resistance, and timeless elegance have earned it an outstanding reputation far beyond the borders of South Tyrol.

Only a relatively small proportion of the total marble production has been used throughout history for monumental works of art and architecture. The majority was employed for the manufacture of gravestones, staircases, flooring, façades, furniture, and high-quality interior fittings. All the more remarkable, therefore, are the buildings and monuments created from Laas / Lasa Marble, many of which are today regarded as some of the material's most significant showcase projects.

From prestigious public buildings and international memorials to impressive monuments and sculptures, Laas / Lasa Marble can be found in numerous countries around the world. The following gallery presents a selection of works that vividly demonstrate the exceptional quality and global significance of this unique natural stone.

<gallery widths="80" heights="200" mode="packed-overlay"> Johann_Strauss_Sohn_Denkmal_Wien_2.jpg|[[Johann Strauss (Sohn)]] Vienna (Austria) Victoria_Memorial_at_Buckingham_Palace%2C_London.jpg|[[Queen Victoria]] London (United Kingdom) Heinrich_Heine_Fountain_1.jpg|[[Heinrich Heine Fountain]] New York (USA) </gallery>

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== Monumental Works in Laas Marble ==

The snow-white Laas / Lasa Marble from the Vinschgau Valley (Val Venosta) region is regarded as one of Europe's most renowned natural stones. For centuries, it has been used for distinguished architecture, important monuments, sacred works of art, and prestigious construction projects. Its exceptional purity, weather resistance, and timeless elegance have earned it an outstanding reputation far beyond the borders of South Tyrol.

Only a relatively small proportion of the total marble production has been used throughout history for monumental works of art and architecture. The majority was employed for the manufacture of gravestones, staircases, flooring, façades, furniture, and high-quality interior fittings. All the more remarkable, therefore, are the buildings and monuments created from Laas / Lasa Marble, many of which are today regarded as some of the material's most significant showcase projects.

From prestigious public buildings and international memorials to impressive monuments and sculptures, Laas / Lasa Marble can be found in numerous countries around the world. The following gallery presents a selection of works that vividly demonstrate the exceptional quality and global significance of this unique natural stone.

<gallery widths="80" heights="200" mode="packed-overlay"> Johann_Strauss_Sohn_Denkmal_Wien_2.jpg|[[Johann Strauss (Sohn)]] Vienna (Austria) Victoria_Memorial_at_Buckingham_Palace%2C_London.jpg|[[Queen Victoria]] London (United Kingdom) Heinrich_Heine_Fountain_1.jpg|[[Heinrich Heine Fountain]] New York (USA) </gallery>

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== Monumental Works in Laas Marble ==

The snow-white Laas Marble from the Vinschgau (Val Venosta) region is regarded as one of Europe's most renowned natural stones. For centuries, it has been used for distinguished architecture, important monuments, sacred works of art, and prestigious construction projects. Its exceptional purity, weather resistance, and timeless elegance have earned it an outstanding reputation far beyond the borders of South Tyrol.

Only a relatively small proportion of the total marble production has been used throughout history for monumental works of art and architecture. The majority was employed for the manufacture of gravestones, staircases, flooring, façades, furniture, and high-quality interior fittings. All the more remarkable, therefore, are the buildings and monuments created from Laas Marble, many of which are today regarded as some of the material's most significant showcase projects.

From prestigious public buildings and international memorials to impressive monuments and sculptures, Laas Marble can be found in numerous countries around the world. The following gallery presents a selection of works that vividly demonstrate the exceptional quality and global significance of this unique natural stone.

<gallery widths="80" heights="200" mode="packed-overlay"> Johann_Strauss_Sohn_Denkmal_Wien_2.jpg|[[Johann Strauss (Sohn)]] Vienna (Austria) Victoria_Memorial_at_Buckingham_Palace%2C_London.jpg|[[Queen Victoria]] London (United Kingdom) Heinrich_Heine_Fountain_1.jpg|[[Heinrich Heine Fountain]] New York (USA) </gallery>

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! Credits
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== Further Works by [[Peter Brauchle]] ==

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File:Liebeserklärung_-_Peter_Brauchle_1.jpg|''[[Declaration of Love to Laas Marble]]''
File:Licht_des_Nordens.jpg|''[[Light of the North]]''
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Peter Brauchle (eng)

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== Peter Brauchle ==

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! colspan="2" |[[File:Peter Brauchle Header.jpg|thumb|upright|center|Peter Brauchle]]
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! Artist
|| Peter Brauchle
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! Hometown
|| Lustadt (Germany)
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! Country
|| Germany
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! Social Media
|| [https://www.instagram.com/bildhauer.brauchle/ Instagram]
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===== Short Biography of the Artist =====

Born in 1970 in Weil am Rhein (Germany). Trained as a stone sculptor in Mainz.
Since 1997, he has been working as an independent freelance artist in Lustadt.

His works can be found in public spaces as well as in private collections in Germany, Italy, Austria, and France.

He has received awards and won competitions in the fields of art in architecture, art exhibitions, and symposia.

===== Works =====

* [[Eve]]
* [[Declaration of Love to Laas Marble]]
* [[Light of the North]]

== Gallery ==

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File:Eve_-Peter_Brauchle_3.jpg|''[[Eve]]''
File:Liebeserklärung_-_Peter_Brauchle_1.jpg|''[[Declaration of Love to Laas Marble]]''
File:Licht_des_Nordens.jpg|''[[Light of the North]]''
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