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Decorative Sculpture "Rest"

In 1962, a decorative bronze sculpture called "Rest" was installed in a small park next to the Art School in the center of Nida. The sculpture depicts a woman relaxing on the beach, her dreamy gaze directed towards a nearby pool with a fountain. Over the years, locals have nicknamed the sculpture "Mermaid," and some also know it as "Dreamer."

Decorative Sculpture "Rest"

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