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Step back in time to the vibrant streets of Mainz and Stockholm in the 1960s
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Step back in time to the vibrant streets of Mainz and Stockholm in the 1960s. Inhabitants of Mainz gather on Gutenbergplatz square, taking a moment to rest on benches facing the magnificent Gutenberg monument and city theatre. The statue stands tall, symbolizing the rich history and cultural significance of Johannes Gutenberg's printing press invention. Meanwhile, across the sea in Stockholm, statues allegories grace the grand Stockholm Palace on Stadsholmen Island. These intricate sculptures tell stories through their artistry, capturing the imagination of those who pass by. Nearby, a caricature by reformer Johannes Calvin painted by Giuseppe Arcimboldo can be found at Gripsholm Castle. Returning to Mainz once again, relief plates adorn the base of the Gutenberg monument, showcasing scenes from history that shaped this remarkable city. As inhabitants continue their leisurely moments on benches overlooking this iconic landmark and city theater. In Sweden's Varmland region lies a painting depicting Selma Lagerlof - an influential Swedish author known for her captivating storytelling abilities. Her presence is felt throughout her homeland even years after her passing. Finally, Saint George courageously battles a fearsome dragon in sculpture form within Stockholm Old Town. This timeless piece serves as a reminder of bravery and triumph over adversity. These glimpses into 1960s Germany and Sweden transport us back to an era filled with artistic expression, historical reverence, and community gathering spaces like squares and parks where people could come together to appreciate their surroundings.