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01-Feb-2014

I've Got Your Back My Dear

I don't really care for the artist's positioning of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson in this statue. My best guess about what he was trying to say was that Mr. Thompson supported his wife whom established our community hospital.

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Date/Time01-Feb-2014 14:37:38
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Jola Dziubinska06-Feb-2014 00:17
Very nice double sculpture.
Maaike Huizer05-Feb-2014 11:20
This is really interesting. What were they thinking?
Cindi Smith03-Feb-2014 20:54
Well found. I do like it. But, I'm with you, I'm not that fond of how they positioned them. Great find!
carol j. phipps03-Feb-2014 05:09
It is an interesting configuration, for sure. Leaves one to wonder as you have. Brilliant for the challenge.
Kerry Tingley03-Feb-2014 04:19
It reflects the times most probably. Well seen and welcome.
LynnH02-Feb-2014 12:50
LOL, I agree with you. Sort of patronizing. Great find for the challenge and happy you've joined us.
Mieke WA Minkjan02-Feb-2014 08:24
great composition of the statue against the backdrop
laine02-Feb-2014 05:00
I think the title suits...I imagine they supported each other well
Janice Dunn02-Feb-2014 02:40
Good find here Dawn - and I love your title
J. Scott Coile01-Feb-2014 22:39
:-) Cold pair no doubt.
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