Were only outside. The street is narrow, it is difficult to choose a place to take pictures. At the corner of the theater is a sculpture "Cloak of Conscience". The bronze monument in the form of an empty cloak without a face and hands was erected in 2000. Similar sculptures are also found in Salzburg, Austria, and Athens, Greece. The author of these works is the famous Czech sculptor Anna Chromi, a student of Salvador Dali himself and the first woman to receive the Michelangelo Prize - the most prestigious award given to sculptors.
The mysterious figure attracts with its mystery and mysticism. Many passers-by stop in front of the sculpture, trying to see the face in the emptiness covered with bronze robes. The work is dedicated to WA Mozart's opera "Don Juan", which premiered at this theater in October 1787.
The mysterious figure attracts with its mystery and mysticism. Many passers-by stop in front of the sculpture, trying to see the face in the emptiness covered with bronze robes. The work is dedicated to WA Mozart's opera "Don Juan", which premiered at this theater in October 1787.
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