Edinburgh has more statues of animals than it does of women, which is pretty shocking. This, in Festival Square, is one of the few statues of women in Edinburgh and she isn't even a named woman! The inscription reads:
On bronze plaque in front of sculpture (incised letters):'WOMAN and
CHILD' / Erected by The City of Edinburgh District Council. / To honour
all those killed or imprisoned / for their stand against apartheid. /
Unveiled 22 July 1986 by Suganya Chetty. / Sculpted by Ann Davidson. /
'VICTORY IS CERTAIN' / .EDINBURGH. / THE CITY OF EDINBURGH COUNCIL.
I took this photo while photographing street trees as part of the Woodland Trust's Celebrate Street Trees campaign. You can read my blog post about this campaign here.
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