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Title
Angel of Hope
Medium
concrete
Measurements
H 70 x W 40 x D 15 cm (E)
Accession number
IV27_DO_S090
Work type
Sculpture
Owner
The Highland Council
Custodian
The Highland Council
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
2014
Access
at all times
Inscription description
panel: unitehopeproject / The Unitehope Angel was created in 2005 / by Swedish artist Lehna Edwall / the angel sculpture is the symbol of the / Unitehopeproject, a movement initiated by / Lehna with the intention spread endless and / uniting love, light and hope to all mankind. / The project was manifested on 17th september / 2005, when the seven initial Unitehope / angel sculptures were raised simultaneously / Vanuatu, Australia, Mali, Russia, Peru, / Canada and Hawaii, as a gift to a place / and its people. The goal is to build a global / network of 49 Unitehope angels. / THE UNITEHOPEPROJECT IS A NON-PROFIT / ORGANISATION. WHEN BUYING THE UNITEHOPE / ANGEL, YOU SUPPORT THE PROJECT.
