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T. M. Link MDt of the pedestrianisation of Victoria Square, it comprises a monumental female figure (the ‘life force’) who reclines on a series of mountain peaks and holds in her hand a bowl out of which flows a fountain of water which descends by gravity down a series of steps to another pool, in which kneel tw

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