Flame of Hope - Boston, MA - Abstract Public Sculptures on Waymarking.com

In Boston, at the intersection of Huntington Avenue and Forsyth Street, is a metal scultpture with the title, "Flame of Hope."

The sculpture, located on the east corner, is on a tiny patch of green against the gym building. Between the sculpture and the intersection is an iron fence and a bench.

The sculpture is a polished metal structure, probably made of stainless steel. It has three 'fingers' that curl in different directions, suggesting a lick of fire. It stands about 9 feet tall and stands on a dark marble base.

According to an historic timeline about Northeastern University, this installation is the university's first outdoor sculpture. It was donated by Stanley Young.

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Northeastern University (Historic Timeline):
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Title: Flame of Hope Artist: Leonardo Nierman Media (materials) used: Stainless Steel (probably) on dark marble Location (specific park, transit center, library, etc.): Intersection of Huntington Avenue and Forsyth Street on the East Corner Date of creation or placement: 1/1/1994

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