Crouching man
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Artistry of Crouching Man
Located in Lelystad, Netherlands, Crouching Man is an impressive sculpture by renowned artist Antony Gormley, known for his thought-provoking works.
Unveiled in 2009, the sculpture represents human vulnerability and is part of Gormley's exploration of the human condition. Standing over 3 meters tall, it integrates into the surrounding landscape, emphasizing the connection between humanity and nature.
Noteworthy Features
- Reflects themes of isolation and existence. 🧍♂️
- Constructed using cast iron, showcasing Gormley's signature style. 🎨
- Located in a public park, encouraging accessibility and interaction. 🌳
Visitors can freely explore the sculpture, making it a perfect spot for art lovers, families, and those interested in contemporary culture.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Crouching man
Significant Year
Crouching Man was unveiled in 2009, contributing to public art in Lelystad.
Famed Artist
Antony Gormley is known worldwide for his sculptures that explore the human experience.
Outdoor Location
The sculpture's placement in a public park allows for easy accessibility.
Location
Address
View mapstrekdam bij de Houtribsluizen aan de N302
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Contact Information
Price
Free.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekdays (morning hours) are ideal for fewer visitors.