Herma Merma Dragora

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Richard Broderick (b.1963) South Marine Park, South Shields, Tyne and Wear "The work is made from ceramic, bronze and concrete mounted on a Victorian style plinth. The artist worked with local schoolchildren to create this sculpture. They created clay models of strange creatures that they imagined secretly living in the park. The sculptor then created this mythical creature called 'Herma Merma Dragora'...."
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Link: https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/herma-merma-dragora-292862
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Added by: Peter Smith
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