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Man with Potential Selves


'Man with Potential Selves' (Edition of 5) is a sculpture by Sean Henry with 3 different figures of the same man in different positions - one stands, one walks and one 'floats'. It is located on the pedestrianised section of Grainger Street, by the Central Station Metro exit, in Newcastle. The striking bronze sculptures finished with oil paint and varnish, were commissioned by the Grainger Town Partnership and unveiled in March 2003. 

Grainger Street Sculpture and Carvings 2003
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