Archibald Fountain

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Archibald Fountain is a prominent Art Deco-style public fountain and war memorial located in Sydney’s Hyde Park, renowned for its classical bronze sculptures and symbolic design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Art Deco structure
fountain
public artwork
war memorial
architecturalStyle Art Deco
artMovement Art Deco
category fountain in Australia
monument and memorial in Sydney
outdoor sculpture in Sydney
commemorates Australian participation in World War I
Franco-Australian cooperation in World War I
condition restored and maintained
coordinates approximate latitude -33.873 and longitude 151.212
country Australia
designer François-Léon Sicard
donor J. F. Archibald
features bronze sculptures
central figure of Apollo
figure of Diana
Theseus
surface form: figure of Theseus

large circular basin
mythological creatures
water jets
fundingSource bequest of J. F. Archibald
hasSculpturalStyle classical
hasTheme Franco-Australian friendship
classical mythology
peace and sacrifice
heritageStatus heritage-listed in New South Wales
inception 1932
locatedIn New South Wales
Sydney
location Hyde Park, Sydney
material bronze
granite
namedAfter J. F. Archibald
openToPublic yes
ownedBy City of Sydney
purpose commemorate the association between Australia and France in World War I
significance landmark of Hyde Park, Sydney
one of the most famous fountains in Australia
touristAttraction yes
unveiledOn 14 March 1932

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Hyde Park hasPart Archibald Fountain
subject surface form: Hyde Park (Sydney)
Hyde Park hasMonument Archibald Fountain
subject surface form: Hyde Park (Sydney)
Hyde Park, Sydney hasMonument Archibald Fountain