This is definitly a horse!
Le loup du Gévaudan a Saugues
Le loup du Gevaudan
De grandes dents
Painted on abandoned house.
"Otarie endormie" (1965)
DSCN3251
Romanik
Warping mural.
Street art indoors.
Graffiti on pillar of viaduct.
Robin Hood.
Elephant on the wall.
Painting on wall of ADAO's building.
"Orang-Outan" (1967)
Streetfood
Museo della Farmacia
Lampenhalter
Corresponding to the sea.
Corresponding to the sea.
Galeria Projeto - painted walled windows.
Galeria Projeto - painted walled windows.
Wall painting.
Painting on wall.
Graffiti.
Dog.
Trompe-l'œil windows.
Neighbours.
"Baleine" (Teuthis)
Dog pranks pirate symbol.
"Girl with a dolphin" (David Wynne - 1973)
Docks Vauban (3)
Perugia 2024 – Museo archeologico nazionale dell’U…
Arbois (39) 7 juillet 2010.
Perugia 2024 – Museo archeologico nazionale dell’U…
Perugia 2024 – Museo archeologico nazionale dell’U…
HWW - Hamburg 2024
Duke of Wellington Statue
Graffiti.
Odd aquarium.
Flamingos' season.
Heads in the Clouds!
Cat with fish skeleton mouth.
Mural of the Municipal Market.
The red horse and other pottery - Toledo
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Fountains, monuments and statues from all over the world.
Fountains, monuments and statues from all over the world.
Scotland / Schottland / Écosse / Scotia / Caledonia
Scotland / Schottland / Écosse / Scotia / Caledonia
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Mr Jamieson the Draper and the Polar Bear
Dundee
"The statue commemorates the 1878 escape and subsequent safe recapture of a polar bear [named Bruin], one of two brought from Davis’ Straits by a local whaling ship and bought for exhibition in Commercial Street by a Mr Woods. According to contemporary reports the escapee was one of two housed in a wooden box with an iron grating which slipped off the barrow transporting them and broke open. After scaring off on lookers and barging into a High Street clothes shop the bear was tempted out by a piece of beef and safely recaptured. The iceberg element refers to the precarious future faced by polar bears while the figure is Mr Jamieson, the haberdashery shop owner." David Annand notes that "John Gray thought it a good idea to mount them on an iceberg so that the bear is reaping revenge on humanity for destroying its habitat."
Quoted from the Public Art Dundee website
"The statue commemorates the 1878 escape and subsequent safe recapture of a polar bear [named Bruin], one of two brought from Davis’ Straits by a local whaling ship and bought for exhibition in Commercial Street by a Mr Woods. According to contemporary reports the escapee was one of two housed in a wooden box with an iron grating which slipped off the barrow transporting them and broke open. After scaring off on lookers and barging into a High Street clothes shop the bear was tempted out by a piece of beef and safely recaptured. The iceberg element refers to the precarious future faced by polar bears while the figure is Mr Jamieson, the haberdashery shop owner." David Annand notes that "John Gray thought it a good idea to mount them on an iceberg so that the bear is reaping revenge on humanity for destroying its habitat."
Quoted from the Public Art Dundee website
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Mr Draper doesn't look unduly concerned by the polar Bear,
Wish you a good week!
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