Monument to Franz Kafka
Czech Republic, Prague, st. Vezen 1
Description:
Between the Spanish Synagogue and the Church of the Holy Spirit in the Old Town is an unusual monument - a monument to the famous Austro-Hungarian writer Franz Kafka.
The bronze sculpture, designed by Jaroslav Rhone, appeared in Prague in 2003. The Kafke monument is 3.75 meters high and weighs 700 kilograms. The monument depicts the writer on the shoulders of a giant suit, in which there is no one who should wear it. The monument refers to one of Kafka’s works “The History of a Struggle”. This is the story of a man riding on the shoulders of another man roaming the streets of Prague.
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