Profesor Złotko, Perełka i Sreberko
Profesor Złotko, Perełka and Sreberko are three bronze dwarfs at Parkowa 27 in Wrocław, made by Piotr Makała in 2018. The professor wears round glasses and a wide-brimmed pointed hat.
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Profesor Złotko, Perełka i Sreberko
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Story
Professor Złotko looks like a wizard-professor from a children's book: a wide-brimmed pointed hat, round wire glasses, a long neat beard and a calm, wise look. He stands by a white wall and a window on pale gravel-flecked paving. According to wromap.pl he is not alone - Perełka and Sreberko belong to the same group - though the photo we checked shows only the bespectacled professor.
History & Significance
Wromap.pl lists Profesor Złotko, Perełka and Sreberko as a group of three at Parkowa 27 in the Zacisze-Zalesie-Szczytniki district, made by Piotr Makała and dated 2 October 2018. Access may be restricted by a barrier, fence or gate. Wrocław's bronze dwarfs trace back to the Orange Alternative, a peaceful, absurdist protest movement founded in the city in 1986 by Waldemar Fydrych, whose members painted dwarfs on walls. Since 2005 the city has filled its streets with bronze dwarfs, and there are now hundreds of them.
Inspiration
The names Złotko, Perełka and Sreberko mean something like 'little gold', 'little pearl' and 'little silver' in Polish - a treasure-themed trio. We found no source explaining why this group stands here or who sponsored it, so we do not claim one.
Fun Facts
- It is a group of three dwarfs: Profesor Złotko, Perełka and Sreberko.
- Their names suggest 'little gold', 'little pearl' and 'little silver'.
- Wromap.pl credits sculptor Piotr Makała and the date 2 October 2018.
- The professor wears round glasses and a wide-brimmed pointed hat.
- Akceptacja is only about 62 m away to the west.
How to Find This Dwarf
Profesor Złotko, Perełka and Sreberko are at Parkowa 27, about 3.0 km from the Market Square. Wromap.pl notes that access may be restricted by a barrier, fence or gate. Akceptacja is about 62 m to the west, Kapitan Odruś about 196 m to the southwest and Piastek about 225 m to the southwest. Kapitan Odruś and Piastek are close together on the same street.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Profesor Złotko, Perełka and Sreberko in Wrocław?
The group is at Parkowa 27 in the Zacisze-Zalesie-Szczytniki district, about 3 km from the Market Square, according to wromap.pl.
Who made these dwarfs and when?
Wromap.pl names sculptor Piotr Makała and gives the date 2 October 2018.
How many dwarfs are in this group?
Wromap.pl lists three: Profesor Złotko, Perełka and Sreberko. The photo we checked shows the professor.
Accessibility
Ground LevelOutdoor
The photo shows flat, speckled paving at ground level. Wromap.pl notes that access may be limited by a barrier, fence or gate.
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