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Maquette for a Public Fountain, Callander

Sculptor: Rand, Keith John, RSA · 1956-2013

Identified from a coloured pencil design drawing in the Keith Rand Studio Gift for an unrealised public fountain on the Western approach to Callander. The calf’s mouth was to have served as the spout

An extremely fragile and vulnerable little object





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  • Object data
    Datec.1996
    Accession2016.153
    Dimensions 2.8cm x 3.4cm x 1.9cm
    MediumPlaster, carved

  • Exhibitions

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