The Spitfire or Sinnataggen as we call the famous statue by Vigeland, in Frognerparken / Oslo, has now turned up as art on a wall near the harbour here in Stavanger.
(More images I found when I googled LASTAA.)
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Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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- The window.
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- For students.
- Tour des Fjords 2017
- A sunny hot day!
- The sky is BLUE
- ELENA from Romania.
- The party was over...
- Number 9
- Time to replace the roof.
- The tourists are here.
- NORDSTJERNEN.
- HAPPY WEEKEND!
- "Sinnataggen" is in town.
- RED, WHITE & BLUE
- Drive carefully.
- Seen in Nygaten
- A welcoming door.
- Lord and Lady Scott.
- At the harbor.
- If you hurry up...
- Figgjo river.
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- RUDE KIDS.
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- Market day today.
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4 comments:
A bit unsettling, I think.
We saw that statue when we were in Oslo and got a postcard of it too. I remember thinking what an angry looking baby, I wouldn't want to hear him screaming.:)
I like the image on the wood of the building, it looks nice.
Well, it does look interesting!
For years and years in Berkeley, California, there was an large, old sign advertising something that was supposed to be good for babies with what was supposed to be a happy baby. The problem was that the artist missed the mark and the baby looked positively malevolent. I was reminded of it by your picture..... Scary baby!
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