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A full-height slab, 3.6 metres tall and painted over by two Mendoza artists, unveiled in a winery's gardens in 2024 by the Fundación Norma y Leo Werthein.
Diario El Sol of Mendoza reported on 24 September 2024 that the Fundación Norma y Leo Werthein had unveiled a fragment of the Berlin Wall at the Bodega Huarpe Riglos in Luján de Cuyo. The piece belongs to the foundation's Colección Pampa. It is 3.60 metres high and weighs 2.5 tonnes, and the Mendoza artists Egar Murillo and Vivian Levinson painted over it. El Sol says it is to be shown permanently in the winery's gardens, at kilometre 32 of Provincial Route 15.
The report does not say where in Berlin the slab stood or who supplied it. Nothing later has been read, and the winery's visiting arrangements are not stated.
How did it get here?
Colección Pampa of the Fundación Norma y Leo Werthein (El Sol, 2024).
Sources
The new Berlin Wall fragment in Mendoza — Diario El Sol, 24 September 2024 ↗
The Fundación Norma y Leo Werthein unveiled a fragment of the Berlin Wall at the Bodega Huarpe Riglos in Luján de Cuyo, part of the Colección Pampa; 3.60 m high and 2.5 tonnes, it will be shown permanently in the winery's gardens at km 32 of Provincial Route 15.
Press reportSource accessed 2026-09-17
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