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The 10m (33ft) structure of a female form overlooks the A80 at Cumbernauld.
The artwork was created by artist Andy Scott and named Arria after Arria Fadilla, the mother of Emperor Antoninus.
It was selected following a competition asking locals to suggest a title for its new resident.
Mr Scott has produced several notable public artworks in Scotland, including the M8 Heavy Horse and Falkirk Helix Water Kelpies.
Part of the Cumbernauld Positive Image Project, the sculpture incorporates two large swooping arcs, inspired by the original name for Cumbernauld, "comar nan allt", which means "coming together of waters" in Gaelic.
Its proximity to the motorway means more than 70,000 commuters will see the sculpture every day.
Work to erect the statue began on Tuesday morning took most of the day to complete.
Councillor Gerry McElroy, chairman of the company set up to facilitate the redevelopment of Cumbernauld, said: "After almost a year of waiting she is now complete and looks fantastic.
"We're all really looking forward to driving by her on the main road that bisects Cumbernauld and hope that she becomes an iconic landmark for the town."
Craigalbert road Eastfield Cemetery Cumbernauld G60 3AS
Le Romain Caecina Paetus, impliqué dans la conspiration contre l'empereur Claude en 42 après J.-C., est condamné à mort. Pour l'encourager, son épouse Arria se frappe la première, puis lui tend le poignard en disant : "Paete, non dolet" ("Pætus, on ne souffre pas"). Ce trait célèbre est raconté par l'écrivain latin Pline le Jeune (61-v. 114).
Le modèle fut réalisé par Jean-Baptiste Théodon (sculpteur français qui fit une longue carrière à Rome), qui commence le marbre en 1685. En janvier 1691, en raison de la lenteur du travail, son achèvement est confié à Pierre Lepautre par La Teulière, directeur de l'Académie de France à Rome. Il est terminé en 1695.
The Roman Caecina Paetus, involved in the conspiracy against the emperor Claudius in 42 AD, is sentenced to death. To encourage him, his wife Arria strikes herself first, then hands him the dagger, saying: "Paete, non dolet" ("Pætus, we do not suffer"). This famous line is told by the Latin writer Pliny the Younger (61-c. 114).
The model was made by Jean-Baptiste Théodon (a French sculptor who had a long career in Rome), who began working in marble in 1685. In January 1691, because of the slow pace of the work, its completion was entrusted to Pierre Lepautre by La Teulière, director of the French Academy in Rome. It was completed in 1695.
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« Arrieras Somos », groupe mariachi 100% féminin
Dia de los Muertos au Jardin d'Acclimatation
Le Mariachi est à la fois une musique traditionnelle mexicaine et un élément fondamental de la culture mexicaine. Les groupes Mariachis traditionnels, composés de deux musiciens ou plus, portent des costumes régionaux inspirés du costume charro et interprètent un large répertoire de chants sur des instruments à cordes. Les paroles des chants Mariachi parlent de l’amour de la terre, de la ville natale, du pays d’origine, de la religion, de la nature, des compatriotes et de la force du pays.
July 21
This trip has been a gold mine for Brenizers! After chilling out at the cabin most of the day, we made a trip to the nearby Opal Lake, which we learned about from the local US Forest Service dude. It was about a third of the hike as the one we did on Day 1, but it ended up being even more gorgeous. Much of the hike had us walking through the tall, white trunks of aspen trees, with breaks here and there where it would open up to a clearing with mountains all around. We even had to walk across a log felled over a rushing riverâdefinitely the scariest part of the trip so far.
The lake itself is an oasis. We were standing completely alone in the middle of wilderness, and thereâs just a glass-smooth lake in the middle of it, with little ducks paddling across the top, and a wall of mountains behind it all. We probably hung out there for over an hour, soaking it all in. I will definitely come back to this place again sometime.
On the way home we saw a gang of elk at the base of the mountains, too! By my count, there were about 50-55 of them altogether. It was nuts.
Tonight we got everything packed up and put the plastic back on everything. Tomorrow weâre planning to get up around 7 I think. Weâre making the whole trip home in one go, so that should be interesting!
Le corse di cazzavumunuli sono davvero estenuanti, per assistervi ci vuole una passione smoderata e una pazienza infinita.
Nota il cazzavumunolo qui ritratto non ha subito nessun maltrattamento, solo una goccia di mastice sul guscio (poi rimosso) e qualche flashata negli occhi, poi è tornato a massacrarmi le margherite in giardino.
i thought i'd venture back to the Arria for some more shots. I was hoping to get the sun, archie and the arria in the one shot, preferably with the sun maybe at the arrias hands. turns out we where way too late as the sun can just be seen setting here right in the middle under archies body.
I do really like in this image how Archies hind legs and ass matches almost perfectly the shape of the Arrias tail.