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Work in progress at Hartlepool Steel Fabrications on the Gateshead Angel of the North
Work in progress at Hartlepool Steel Fabrications on the Gateshead Angel of the North. Sculptor Antony Gormley in conversation with Bill Stalley, MD of Hartlepool Fabrications. 19th September 1997
Simon Hobson
NCJ Archive
Mirrorpix
Hartlepool
England
NCJ 97 073355
Media ID 21917334
© Mirrorpix
Angel Of The North Construction Contemporary Landmark Sculpture Statue Steel 1997
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This print takes us back to the year 1997, capturing a significant moment in the creation of one of England's most iconic landmarks - the Gateshead Angel of the North. The image showcases sculptor Antony Gormley engrossed in conversation with Bill Stalley, the Managing Director of Hartlepool Steel Fabrications. The photograph offers a glimpse into the intricate process behind this magnificent contemporary sculpture. We witness an intense collaboration between two creative minds as they discuss every detail that goes into bringing this colossal steel structure to life. Their passion for art and industry is palpable, reflecting their dedication to creating something truly extraordinary. Set against a backdrop of towering steel beams and machinery, this snapshot encapsulates both the grittiness of construction work and the elegance inherent in artistic expression. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity and our ability to transform raw materials into breathtaking works that stand as testaments to our culture. Simon Hobson skillfully captures this pivotal moment in time, preserving it for future generations to appreciate. This print reminds us not only of the immense effort required in erecting such monumental sculptures but also highlights how art can seamlessly blend with its industrial surroundings, leaving an indelible mark on both landscape and memory alike.
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