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![Another Place (by Antony Gormley)
It features 100 cast iron sculptures, has turned Crosby Beach into a tourist attraction. Originally, Gormley’s pieces were installed on different beaches in Europe (Germany, Norway, and Belgium) and were scheduled to make a move to New York after their display in England, but in 2007 the sculptures officially settled in the Merseyside coastline. Now, they still stand in the sand, weathered and worn by the sea.
[via]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/6077b3b730a5a41a1e85530c365f9b8e/tumblr_mommw3rqko1qbkx0lo1_500.jpg)
![Another Place (by Antony Gormley)
It features 100 cast iron sculptures, has turned Crosby Beach into a tourist attraction. Originally, Gormley’s pieces were installed on different beaches in Europe (Germany, Norway, and Belgium) and were scheduled to make a move to New York after their display in England, but in 2007 the sculptures officially settled in the Merseyside coastline. Now, they still stand in the sand, weathered and worn by the sea.
[via]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/fc55578daca3a21c340a824012dad3f6/tumblr_mommw3rqko1qbkx0lo5_500.jpg)
![Another Place (by Antony Gormley)
It features 100 cast iron sculptures, has turned Crosby Beach into a tourist attraction. Originally, Gormley’s pieces were installed on different beaches in Europe (Germany, Norway, and Belgium) and were scheduled to make a move to New York after their display in England, but in 2007 the sculptures officially settled in the Merseyside coastline. Now, they still stand in the sand, weathered and worn by the sea.
[via]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/204f00b593c7ee3aad0f84138a17f2ae/tumblr_mommw3rqko1qbkx0lo3_500.jpg)
![Another Place (by Antony Gormley)
It features 100 cast iron sculptures, has turned Crosby Beach into a tourist attraction. Originally, Gormley’s pieces were installed on different beaches in Europe (Germany, Norway, and Belgium) and were scheduled to make a move to New York after their display in England, but in 2007 the sculptures officially settled in the Merseyside coastline. Now, they still stand in the sand, weathered and worn by the sea.
[via]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/1b43e1cca0e0f73ab98fe980108bc039/tumblr_mommw3rqko1qbkx0lo4_500.jpg)
![Another Place (by Antony Gormley)
It features 100 cast iron sculptures, has turned Crosby Beach into a tourist attraction. Originally, Gormley’s pieces were installed on different beaches in Europe (Germany, Norway, and Belgium) and were scheduled to make a move to New York after their display in England, but in 2007 the sculptures officially settled in the Merseyside coastline. Now, they still stand in the sand, weathered and worn by the sea.
[via]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/aea2ef40193c256ba4d86018f833ee54/tumblr_mommw3rqko1qbkx0lo2_500.jpg)
![Another Place (by Antony Gormley)
It features 100 cast iron sculptures, has turned Crosby Beach into a tourist attraction. Originally, Gormley’s pieces were installed on different beaches in Europe (Germany, Norway, and Belgium) and were scheduled to make a move to New York after their display in England, but in 2007 the sculptures officially settled in the Merseyside coastline. Now, they still stand in the sand, weathered and worn by the sea.
[via]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/6aa85b863183d250c2b00bef2538420b/tumblr_mommw3rqko1qbkx0lo6_500.jpg)
Another Place (by Antony Gormley)
It features 100 cast iron sculptures, has turned Crosby Beach into a tourist attraction. Originally, Gormley’s pieces were installed on different beaches in Europe (Germany, Norway, and Belgium) and were scheduled to make a move to New York after their display in England, but in 2007 the sculptures officially settled in the Merseyside coastline. Now, they still stand in the sand, weathered and worn by the sea.
[via]
Jehangir’s Tub (by i2n2)
