No Need to Move It, and It Will Cost Just a Few Thousand: Most Begins Repairing the Crumbling Klimeš UFO
Translated from Czech and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
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- Most will restore Josef Klimeš’s damaged sculpture in Střed Park.
- The biological-shaped structure collapsed partly in mid-August, causing a section to fall away.
- Another well-known Klimeš sculpture, Rovnováha near Prague’s Barrandov Bridge, had also shattered earlier.
Most City Hall will restore the damaged Klimeš sculpture in Střed Park. The work, created by academic sculptor Josef Klimeš, will not need to be moved, and the repair will cost only a few thousand Czech koruna.
The biological-shaped structure collapsed in mid-August, when part of the sculpture broke off. The city has decided to repair it in place.
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