Sentences with phrase «statue on its pedestal»
Tenacre Kennels offers as a perpetual trophy the Tenacre Kennels Trophy (Sterling Silver Sheepdog Statue on Pedestal) for the Best of Winners.
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In 1884, when the Statue of Liberty first arrived in America, the pedestal it stands on today hadn't been built.
The Jewish American poet, Emma Lazarus, gave classic expression to this idea in 1883 in words inscribed on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty:
On June 20, early in the morning, vandals were able to start up a piece of heavy equipment at a nearby construction site and use it to knock over the statue and its granite pedestal, Park District spokesman Julian Green said.
The poem inscribed on the pedestal of the statue in 1903 was written by Emma Lazarus.
Put the statue onto the pedestal and then have each hero step on a floor switch.
Statue of 19th - century gynaecologist removed from Central Park A statue of J. Marion Sims, a 19th - century gynaecologist whose pioneering treatments were developed through medical experiments on enslaved women, was removed yesterday from its pedestal in Central Park in New York, reports The Statue of 19th - century gynaecologist removed from Central Park A statue of J. Marion Sims, a 19th - century gynaecologist whose pioneering treatments were developed through medical experiments on enslaved women, was removed yesterday from its pedestal in Central Park in New York, reports The statue of J. Marion Sims, a 19th - century gynaecologist whose pioneering treatments were developed through medical experiments on enslaved women, was removed yesterday from its pedestal in Central Park in New York, reports The Times.
At a time when removing Confederate statues — literally white men on pedestals — are cultural flashpoints of whiteness and class, Garner and (Robinson) play with the size, texture, and scale of white monumentality itself, referencing both real and imagined figureheads of historical exclusion.
Among the works included in the exhibition: Katharina Fritsch's Still Life 7 (2017), in which a statue of St Aloysius, an Italian aristocrat who renounced his wealth and took a vow of chastity and poverty, is joined with an over-sized apple, a strawberry, and a seashell, which for Fritsch are female symbols, on a specially made pedestal.
According to USA Today, those exact words will be emblazoned on the statue's pedestal, immortalizing words spoken by actor Chris Evans, rather than a quote by the comic book version of Captain America.