
The last one of the Gillie and Marc Love The Last March sculptures at the Melbourne Zoo – the Chimpanzee.
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The last one of the Gillie and Marc Love The Last March sculptures at the Melbourne Zoo – the Chimpanzee.

The lowland gorilla from the Melbourne Zoo’s part of Love the Last by Gillie and Marc.

The Rhinoceros and Gorilla from Gillies and Marc’s Love The Last March in the Melbourne Zoo. Love The Last March is billed as being the worlds largest public sculpture, and features 45 endangered species. When it was displayed in full in Singapore the sculpture stretched for 192m.

The Peter Pan sculpture in the Melbourne Zoo.
PETER PAN
Presented to the City of Melbourne By
Alderman C.E. Jeffries
9.12.1926
Paul Montford Sculptor
Moved to its current location
for the enjoyment of Melbourne families
by the City of Melbourne
and the surviving grandchildren
of Alderman Jeffries, Audrey Cox, Jeff Gill,
Brian Rowe and Margaret Nicholas
June 1993

Another gem from Drewery Lane in Melbourne’s CBD, and another Greek myth. This time Baucis and Philemon, the only people in the village to offer hospitality to the disguised gods Zeus and Hermes. They asked that when one of them died, that the other would die as well. When they died, the couple were transformed into entwined trees, an oak and a linden.

A close-up of the Queen Bee from yesterday on Southbank’s Eureka Tower.

More Bees on Southbank – well actually the Eureka Tower. This is Queen Bee by Richard Stringer made from anodized aluminium.

The third rodeo horse outside of the Lang Lang Showgrounds. These horses blend in so well to the gum trees that they were a challenge to photograph. The sculptures were funded by Cardinia Shire Council and are the work of Welsh artist, Adam Humphreys.

The second of the three rodeo horses outside of the Lang Lang Showgrounds on McDonalds Track. The sculptures are by Welsh artist, Adam Humphreys, and they were funded by Cardinia Shire Council.

One of the sculptures celebrating Lang Lang’s Rodeo heritage. The sculptures were funded by Cardinia Shire Council and are the work of Adam Humphreys.

The main part of Gillie and Marc’s Flight for Freedom in Melbourne’s Docklands, with a ring-in!
Part of Gillie and Marc‘s Flight for Freedom in Melbourne’s Docklands. The big table in the background will feature tomorrow. This sculpture celebrates the role that birds play in the environment.