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Warsaw, Poland Park Rydza Smiglego

Granite, 40 feet x 40 feet x 3.6 feet high

Unveiled in 2010 by the Mayor of Warsaw, Poland the 40-foot monumental, interactive granite public sculpture with elegant woven pattern symbolizes long-rooted cultural and social alliances between the two Sister Cities; Chicago and Warsaw.

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