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DescriptionThe Bernacchi Tribute.jpg	English: The Bernacchi Tribute: Self Portrait, Louis and Joe, 1998, 2002 represents Louis Bernacchi (1876-1942) taking a self-portrait with his dog Joe and is a tribute to the 1899 British Antarctic Expedition of which Louis Bernacchi was a member. Surrounding this sculpture are other sculptures depicting the penguins and seals of Antarctica as well as some of the supplies and other animals present on the expedition. Bernacchi was raised in Tasmania, where he first developed a lifelong interest in physics. Specialising in terrestrial magnetism, he went to Antarctica with Borchgrevink's Southern Cross expedition in 1898 and with Robert Scott in 1901. The sculptures, located between Victoria Dock and Macquarie Wharf, are the work of Melbourne born Stephen Walker.
Date	26 November 2017, 11:52:27
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