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English: The Space Needle, as seen through an opening in the Alexander Calder sculpture Eagle, which is the centerpiece of Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle, Washington.
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Author Sculpture: Alexander Calder
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Photograph:GFDL granted by photographer. Photography is permitted in the sculpture park, except for a few pieces whose plaques explicitly prohibit photography. Independently of that, I (JM) think that this shows little enough of the Calder piece that it probably would not raise copyright issues even if such permission had not been granted.

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