To The Ends Of The Earth (terns) art-code-Fiona 18W TG It had probably been there

It had probably been there for over 60 years and was now just a rusty shell

Weight – 27

LARGE 56" x 58"

Mama Cottontail and Cottontail Babies each sold separately

Hall spent most of her formative years in New York City during the 1930s and then moved to the small coastal town of Prospect

To The Ends Of The Earth (terns) art-code-Fiona 18W TG It had probably been thereBronze, 18" x 21" x 16" Arctic Terns take on the longest migration of any animal on earth. Every year they fly from the Arctic to the Antarctic continent and back again traveling upwards to 50,000 miles every year. They literally go to the ends of the earth in order to nest and raise their chicks. Inspired by the Terns sacrifice, I adopted the Tern as a symbol of my children, marking my sculptures with a small wing in remembrance of those that I care