File:HanSaiPor-20Tonnes-NationalMuseumofSingapore-20090614-01.jpg
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English: Singaporean sculptor Han Sai Por's sculpture 20 Tonnes, located in the grounds of the National Museum of Singapore. First exhibited in 2002 in the atrium of the MICA Building (formerly the Old Hill Street Police Station), it consists of a row of six ridged monolithic granite blocks with a smaller block at either end, all hewn from a single rock. |
| Date | 2009-06-14; sculpture created in 2002. |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | Jacklee; sculpture by Han Sai Por. |
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