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Meanings of public sculptures in English

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Usage of public sculptures in English
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Commissions for public sculptures multiplied, first in Germany and then in Britain.
The Guardian
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He was known primarily for his public sculptures of famous people.
Autobiography of mark twain, vol. 1
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Elmgreen and Dragset have their own solution to the problem of unwanted public sculptures.
The Guardian
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A number of public sculptures by some of England's greatest artists have been given protected status.
BBC
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Permanent public sculptures have a tendency to go out of date, because the city is changing around them.
The Guardian
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The German artist visited Poland last year and asked 10 weightlifters to attempt to move different public sculptures in Warsaw.
BBC
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Many of the public sculptures are figure- or animal-based subjects, and are significantly different from the abstract works on show here.
The Irish Times
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Since the waning of Pop Art he has devoted a lot of his artistic energy to ideas for monumental public sculptures.
The new yorker
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Tom Lubbock, the brilliant art critic, once pointed out that for all the fuss about individual public sculptures, most are ignored.
The Guardian
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It was chosen not only for their domestic vessels, but it was also much used for their public sculptures and medals.
The Book of Household Management
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You can count on one hand the number of public sculptures of statues of non-white people, and it's even worse for black people.
The Guardian
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