" The Family of Man ", also referred to as " The Brotherhood of Mankind" is a group of ten aluminum sculptures which can be found in downtown Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Spanish artist Mario Armengol created them for the British Pavilion at Montreal Expo 67, afterwhich, Robert Cummings purchased the sculptures on behalf of Maxwell Cummings and Sons and donated them to the city in 1968.
At 21 feet tall, these sculptures embody human women and men without racial distinction, nudity, and emotional expression. The sculptures are combined in groups, with each figure extending a hand in a gesture of goodwill and fellowship.
Today the Family of Man statues stand in front of the Calgary Education Center.
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At 21 feet tall, these sculptures embody human women and men without racial distinction, nudity, and emotional expression. The sculptures are combined in groups, with each figure extending a hand in a gesture of goodwill and fellowship.
Today the Family of Man statues stand in front of the Calgary Education Center.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/L3Rc1T2ctuCKjAcZA
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