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In photos: 'USA Washington Awakening Sculpture'
By M&C News Feb 20, 2008, 16:51 GMT
A workers inspects two parts of 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA, 20 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, is being moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
Workers lift part of 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA 20 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, is being moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
Workers move part of 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA, 20 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, is being moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
Workers dig up part of 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA 20 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, is being moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
Workers dig up part of 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA 20 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, is being moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA, 19 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, will be dug up Wednesday and moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
A visitor takes photographs of 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA, 19 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, will be dug up Wednesday and moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
A flock of geese take flight near 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, USA, 19 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, will be dug up Wednesday and moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
A visitor takes photographs of 'The Awakening', a sculpture by J. Seward Johnson which depicts a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth, at Haines Point on the shore of the Potomac river in Washington, DC, UISA, 19 February 2008. The five-piece cast aluminum sculpture, which is more than 70 feet long, will be dug up Wednesday and moved to it's permanant home in Prince George's County Maryland. EPA/MATTHEW CAVANAUGH
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