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The "One World, One Water" sculpture was installed Tuesday at the Bozeman Public Library. Installation of the 3,000-pound, 14-foot-tall sculpture by crane took a surprisingly short amount of time! Below are pictures of the installation. (Video of the event can be seen on YouTube or Vimeo.)
The west side of the Bozeman Public Library can be seen through the center of the sculpture
Tony from Art Castings of Colorado waits for the hook to come down to attach to the sculpture
The height of the crane is visible as it prepares to lift the sculpture
Tony attaches the hook and readies the sculpture for transport
The sculpture is carefully transferred from the truck to the concrete pad
Artist Rik Sargent and Tony adjust the placement on the concrete
One of approximately 100 different animals sculpted on "One World, One Water"
A plaque on the sculpture names the artist and sponsor
Project WET CEO Dennis Nelson, Bozeman Library Foundation Director Paula Beswick and artist Rik Sargent
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