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Can You Spot the Humpty Dumpty Brothers in Downtown Colorado Springs?

July 31st, 2024 by The Cutting Edge, Realtors

The first of the Humpty Dumpty Brothers arrived in 2002, and was given the name Bronze H.D. He rests outside of the Pikes Peak Center on Cascade Avenue, perched on a wall that children of all ages can easily approach. Created by award-winning Minneapolis artist Kimber Fiebiger, he sports a metallic green shirt, blue metallic striped pants, a dapper bow tie, stylish belt, and black loafers adorned with buckles. Originally part of the Arts on the Streets program, H.D. initially positioned on a rock at the Bijou and Tejon streets intersection. Community Ventures purchased him in 2004 and generously donated him to the City of Colorado Springs.

Kimber Fiebiger has been creating these whimsical statues for about 40 years. It all started when her 2-year old son requested a tiny metal egg sculptur...

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Can You Spot the Humpty Dumpty Brothers in Downtown Colorado Springs?

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