File:Sculpture in Chineham Shopping Centre - geograph.org.uk - 570901.jpg
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English: Sculpture in Chineham Shopping Centre This sculpture at the entrance to the Chineham Shopping Centre was completed by Peter Randall-Page in March 1988. Entitled "Still Life", it is "dedicated to the fragile, the small and the vulnerable". The three components represent three endangered species: the shell of the Vertigo Aangustior snail, the chrysalis of the swallowtail butterfly, and the fruit of the spindle tree. It was carved from Kilkenny limestone, and was commissioned by Taylor Woodrow, the developers of Chineham Shopping Centre, to celebrate the European Year of the Environment (1987).
I took this photograph at night because the combination of sodium street lighting with blue lighting from the shopping centre clock tower accentuates the shapes and textures. |
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