I've changed my mind about John Kaufman's riverine sculpture. On first sight I didn't care for it much but now I do really like it.
Kaufman, who died in 2002 was inspired by his grandfather who worked as a diver in the London dockyards. It is meant as a tribute to those who worked in difficult and dangerous circumstances. The more I see it the more I feel it is a fine work
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It is unusual for sure.
Yep. It is likable. Nice shot too.
It certainly is Cherie!
Thanks Snoopy!
As someone else whose father had a dangerous, even if more common job (as a coal miner), I like it too.
Very nice photo.
Now that as and still is a dangerous occupation
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