Is that a hair clip? Right here in front of us, in the heart of Brisbane, stands the Sisters Statue. This bronze masterpiece, sculpted by Ante Dabro in 1985, captures a simple yet profound moment of everyday life. Two sisters, forever frozen in time. The younger one patiently waits as the older, kneeling before her, ties her shoelace. Notice the details: the girls’ matching ponytails held by blue barrettes, the delicate folds of their clothing. This lifelike depiction is a testament to Dabro’s skill and his mastery of realism. It’s easy to forget you’re looking at a sculpture and not a real-life scene unfolding before your eyes. The Sisters Statue is a touching reminder of the universal bonds of family, reminding us of shared moments of childhood.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to