1251 Collection

Monmatre Man
A solitary walker in Monmartre, the artists quarter of Paris, circa 1910. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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American Symbol
November 1990: A rear view of the Statue of Liberty in New York harbour. The statue was designed by the French sculptor Fr+d+ric Bartholdi

Queens Wharf
circa 1930: Horse-drawn carts take newly-delivered goods from the harbourside of the Queens Wharf, Wellington, New Zealand. (Photo by S. C. Smith/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Central Wellington
Circa 1925: A high angle view of Post Office Square, Wellington, New Zealand, with Jervois Quay to the left and Custom-house Quay leading off to the right

Brewer
A brewer at work making beer. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

St Mary Le Strand
A view down the Strand, London, towards the church of St Mary le Strand, circa 1891. (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Egyptian Inscription
26th May 1804: Hieroglyphics and images of ritualistic animals and objects adorn an Egyptian manuscript found amongst the swathing of a mummy. Original Artwork: Engraved by J Chapman after Denon

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"1251: Unveiling the Monmatre Man, an American Symbol in Umbria Perugia Foligno S. Domenico, Italy" Step into the enchanting town of Umbria Perugia Foligno S. Nestled in the heart of beautiful Italy. Amidst its picturesque streets and historic landmarks lies a hidden gem that captivates all who encounter it - the enigmatic figure known as "1251, " also referred to as the Monmatre Man. This intriguing sculpture stands tall and proud, symbolizing an amalgamation of cultures and histories. Its origins trace back to Bohmer Franz (1907-1943), a visionary artist whose work transcends borders and time periods. From Poznan Castle in Poznan (1939-1943) to the official apartment of Reich Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop in Berlin-Mitte, his creations have left indelible marks on various corners of Europe. But it is here, amidst the rolling hills and charming alleys of Umbria Perugia Foligno S. Domenico, where 1251 finds its true home. This Italian country has embraced this American symbol with open arms, recognizing its significance as a bridge between nations. As you stand before 1251's imposing presence, you can't help but wonder about its secrets concealed within those sturdy walls. The Plan content N. N. , detected by experts who have studied this masterpiece meticulously over time; hints at something extraordinary lying beneath its surface. The material/technology N. N. , shrouded in mystery yet undoubtedly innovative for its time period when Bohmer Franz crafted this remarkable piece. It speaks volumes about his artistic prowess and forward-thinking approach. Every visit to 1251 offers new insights into history's complex tapestry while allowing us to appreciate art's ability to transcend boundaries effortlessly. As you wander through Umbria Perugia Foligno S.