Sergio M.
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The Franz Kafka Monument in Prague, situated near the Spanish Synagogue, is a tribute to the iconic Czech writer. Created by sculptor Jaroslav Róna in 2003, it os meant to capture the surreal essence of Kafka's work. It features a bronze, empty suit carrying a smaller, solemn figure of Kafka on its shoulders, reflecting the existential themes that define his literature. It blends Kafka's introspective spirit with the vibrant history of Prague's Jewish Quarter. In reality, Prague is truly Franz Kafka City, as his influence can be felt not only in this monument, but several others across the city.