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Description

Public Sculpture by Deborah Halpern from Melbourne

The semi-abstract sculpture by Australian artist Deborah Halpern was installed on 6 December 2002.

Location

Beauty Park
51N Spring Street, Frankston
Sculpture located near the corner of Young Street and Bay Trail

Description

  • Materials: Stone and ceramic

A sculptor and a potter by trade, Deborah Halpern is one of Australia's most celebrated sculptors, known for her wildly colourful mosaic work.

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Map & Directions

Beauty Park - Corner Young Street and High Street, Frankston