Битлз в монументальном искусстве

то же самое на плэнэре, но не через Эбби Роуд (работа Combuco Studios)

Уважаемый Sgt. Paper представил уже этот монумент, но я не удержался ыышораз выложил
(маленькая ремарочка: автор 7-ми футовой скульптуры в аэропорту им. Дж.Леннона Том Мёрфи (Tom Murphy)

Ледяная скульптура Kenji Ogwana .Осень 2000 гэ

вот такая вот байда, кажется, в Барселоне стоит (по крайней мере, ынтереснее, чем весь этот ливерпульский китч)

Бронзовая статуя Линды Маккартни установлена в саду города Campbeltown на мысе Kintyre - полуострове на западе Шотландии.

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There are many nice pieces of public art in Liverpool. One of my favourite ones is "A case history" in Hope Street. It is designed by John King and it shows 27 suitcases and bags - all with luggage tags with the names of famous Liverpudlians. It's really interesting to have a close look and find out about all the famous people from Liverpool.

Schools included the Liverpool College of Art where John, Stu and Bill Harry studied from 1957 to 1960, and LIPA from the outside. We had been in the Paul McCartney Auditorium on our first night in Liverpool to see Neil Innes, and some of us would return the following day to attend the 10th Anniversary Liverpool Beatles Auction. The ‘Innie’ had once been one of the city’s finest high schools; both Paul and George studied there until 1958. Built in 1825, it had been forced to close down in 1985 because it was falling down. It reopened in 1996 as a performing arts school, and the monument of cemented suitcases adorning Mount Street are a tribute to its international student body. Paul himself contributed a suitcase and a guitar case to this monument. Surrounding the students’ entrance at the back of the building is a garden in which Paul donated two benches last summer in memory of his and Linda’s parents.

There's this cute yellow submarine lying around at the other side of the street of Albert Dock. It's a public art thing and it was built by Cammell Laird apprentices in 1984. This is what the plaque on the submarine says: "In the town where I was born.." ...so began the imortal opening lines in the Beatles 1966 song "Yellow Submarine". The hit record and film inspired fans of all ages - including apprentices at the world famous Cammell Laird Shipbuilding yard, on the River Mersey. From a design by Graham Burgess, the apprentices built this 20-ton submarine, which is 51 feet long and made from plate metal, for the Liverpool International Garden Festival in 1984. It was transported across the Mersey to the Festival Garden site at Otterspool where it was one of the main attractions for millions of visitors. But, in 1997, the Festival site finally closed and the Yellow Submarine was left high and dry. The tide turned when Liverpool City Council stepped in to rescue the Fab Four's rusting sub and give it a new berth in the city centre. The Yellow Submarine was first taken to a council depot where it was repaired and renovated by New Deal trainees from Liverpool Architecture and Design Trust. Fully ship-shape, it was re-launched at this site on August 24th. 2000 for a new generation of Beatles fans. " LATEST NEWS JANUARY 2005: The submarine is gone as the field where it was on is a huge building site. Does anybody know where it is? Is it under water even? ;)
http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Europe/United_Kingdom/England/Merseyside/Liverpool...

У кого есть фото большого объёма таких памятников-в Гаване,Гамбурге и т.д.?
Нужно для иллюстрации статьи о Джоне
Заранее-мерсибит!

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О Стене Джона в Праге:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Europe/Czech_Republic/Hlavni_Mesto_Praha/Prague-40...