tags: art, statue, sculpture, mare and foal, Helsinki, Finland, cities, nature
Ãidinrakkaus (Maternal Love)
Bronze sculpture (1927) by sculptor Emil Cedercreutz (1879 - 1949).
Photographed at Varsapuistikko,
at the corner of Unioninkatu and Kaisaniemenkatu, Kluuvi,
in Helsinki, Finland.
Image: GrrlScientist, 23 July 2009 [larger view]. (raw image)
I love this sculpture. Does anyone know who the artist is, its name and anything else about this piece? (I can't find anything on the web to share with you).
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If anyone wants to know, it's next to Metsätalo, in Kaisaniemi.
Artist is Emil Cedercreutz, whose favorite subject were horses.
See http://www.taidemuseo.hel.fi/english/veisto/veistossivu.html?id=6&sortb… for the Helsinki art museum site.
See the site about the artist at:
http://www.harjavalta.fi/palvelut/museo/in_english/
I also find it intriguing how there's a bronze of a bull moose down the park promenade some half a mile away; having a cow and calf moose here and the bull moose there would have been a beautiful example of art imitating nature even more.