The statue shows the baron in the general's pose. The left leg protrudes slightly from a long military coat. The decorations can be seen on the lapel. Hartmann wears a tunic in the style of the uniform of the II Royal Bavarian Army Corps, whose commanding general he was in Würzburg. The coat is thrown over loosely. The two hands are resting on a saber. A flag with a laurel wreath lies at the monument. The bronze for the monument is said to weigh 54 hundredweights. The monument was originally surrounded by several bollards and demarcated with iron chains. This is evident from old views. Some of the bollards were partially destroyed during the bombing raid in the Second World War, some can be seen today in a front garden in Weyher (Oberdorf).
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