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STORIES OF PLACE
The figure above a landmark, recognised from a new perspective
Nelson’s Column is normally experienced from the ground, with the statue seen from far below. This painting shifts the viewpoint to a straight-on perspective, isolating the figure as though seen at eye level. Although few people have encountered Nelson in this way, the altered perspective remains recognisable—revealing how strongly a place can be held in memory even when its familiar viewpoint changes.
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