The Woven Fish - Cairns, Australia
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S 16° 55.148 E 145° 46.694
55K E 369886 N 8128987
The Woven Fish are a series of fish sculptures in Cairns, Australia. The sculptures were featured on an Australia postage stamp in 2008.
Waymark Code: WM136R9
Location: Queensland, Australia
Date Posted: 09/28/2020
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member YoSam.
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"Created for the Esplanade redevelopment in 2003, Brian Robinson inadvertently formed the visual theme of the Cairns Esplanade and one of the most memorable pieces of public art in Australia.

The Woven Fish are large sculptures located in the Lagoon. The fish are interpretations of the smaller woven fish forms that are often woven in palm leaves. The weaving of palm leaves is a tradition that dates back centuries in the Torres Strait."

--Cairns Regional Council (visit link)
Stamp Issuing Country: Australia

Date of Issue: 2008-09-08

Denomination: 1.10 $ - Australian dollar

Color: Multicolor: blue, silver, white, black

Stamp Type: Single Stamp

Relevant Web Site: [Web Link]

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