Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn

Five figures stand facing the passerby on a flat, square concrete base. Supporting the globe, which forms the centerpiece, they represent the five continents. Behind each of these figures, as if layered and reduced to a sphere, follow further suggested figures. They form a coherent ring around the globe and are to be seen as symbols of global trade, which people engage in in various forms." Elke Masa in Freiskulpturen in Nürnberg, Neustadt/Aisch 1994, pp. 142-143 ____________________________  

Cast: Heinrich Lenz and Franz Jahn