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  • Jeffry b
    Essendon, Australia13,836 contributions
    Quixotic Angel has two heads and three legs
    'Angel' is one of Melbourne's most striking sculptures. Fashioned by Deborah Halpern, it's located near the Yarra River, in the Birrarung Marr parklands. The Angel has two heads and three legs, it's worth spending time to speculate on this Angel's quixotic structure.
    Review of: Angel Sculpture Birrarung Marr
    Written 4 December 2023
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  • Jeffry b
    Essendon, Australia13,836 contributions
    Dog recalls a Victorian pioneer
    Larry Latrobe is a lost dog. The first Larry Latrobe was stolen, and the current Larry Latrobe is anchored very securely into the ground. Larry looks like a dog, or perhaps a pig. There seems little doubt that Larry Latrobe was named after Lt Governor Charles Joseph Latrobe, first Governor of Victoria, who made many civic improvements.
    Review of: Larry La Trobe Sculpture
    Written 5 March 2023
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  • Jeffry b
    Essendon, Australia13,836 contributions
    Distinctive sculptures are eye-catching
    "The Guardians" are a pair of sculptures by Simon Rigg. The sculptures are at the east end of the Crown Promenade. They are quite distinctive. They are made of Italian statuary marble and clad with colorful ceramic tiles. It's hard to say what their intention is, but they are eye-catching.
    Review of: The Guardians
    Written 7 October 2023
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