The Advocate Relief

The fighter relief was made in 1930 by the sculptor Otto Mantel. The original can be found in the St. Annen Museum.

It shows two dogs fighting over a bone. To the right and left, they are flanked by a jester, who is thievingly happy, and an advocate with tinted glasses. This symbolizes that the latter should "arbitrate regardless of the person". "So the dog medden Knaken, so de Düwel med Advokaten"