Post Time：Jun 26,2013Classify:Industry NewsView：131
Plans for a £120,000 glass and steel sculpture for Norwich have gone on display to the public.
There are two doorways in the sculpture; areas of the glass will be transparent, and the surface will be reflective
The 16ft (5m) structure is to celebrate the Norwich School of Artists, a group of influential 19th Century landscape painters.
The charity, Sculpture for Norfolk (SfN), wants it to be erected on St Martin-at-Palace Plain, near the city's cathedral.
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