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Title: Dancing Frog
Artist: John Olsen
Material: Bronze
Location: Lyne Park, Rose Bay

John Olsen AO is one of Australia’s most respected and greatest living artists. The bronze sculpture Dancing Frog is a vibrant example of the artist’s passion for the subject matter.

On loan courtesy of Michael and Judy McMahon