November 26, 2013
Last week, the Museum permanently installed one of its treasures on the campus lawn, Dame Elisabeth Frink’s 1967 cast aluminum sculpture, Mirage Bird. More details about it in the McMaster Daily News Story. For the blog, we thought you might enjoy some shots of the installation in progress.
Many thanks to the professionals whose expertise made this undertaking go so very smoothly:
Bravo Cement Contracting Inc. for the base
Alexander Gabov and assistant B. Webster from Conservation of Sculptures, Monuments and Objects based in Kingston
– Matt Walker
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