Statue Sailor Kissing Nurse at Buddy Franzen blog

Statue Sailor Kissing Nurse. It's located at tuna harbor park. The photo was taken by photographer alfred eisenstaedt on august 14, 1945 on victory over japan day when imperial japan's surrender ended wwii. The sculpture depicts the famous photo taken of a sailor excitedly kissing a nurse in times square, at the end of wwii. The image of the couple kissing was. The photo was published in time magazine a week later. Free admission of course and parking can be limited during the day, depending on what time it is. Visit the unconditional surrender aka “the kissing statue” along the downtown waterfront, next to the uss midway. He produced a series of foam and urethane versions of the kissing couple called “unconditional surrender,” with one of them landing in san diego’s tuna harbor park in. Johnson crafted the statue from bronze to resemble a seminal 1945 photograph that captured the spontaneous moment of a sailor and a nurse kissing while out celebrating at day. The original fiberglass statue arrived in 2007, was dismantled on may 30, 2012, and replaced by an identical statue of painted. The statue of a sailor kissing a nurse replicates a photo taken at the end of world war ii. This statue symbolizes the end of ww2, a sailor kissing a nurse. Giant version of the famous wwii photo of a sailor kissing a nurse.

The statue of a sailor kissing a nurse replicates a photo taken at the end of world war ii. Visit the unconditional surrender aka “the kissing statue” along the downtown waterfront, next to the uss midway. He produced a series of foam and urethane versions of the kissing couple called “unconditional surrender,” with one of them landing in san diego’s tuna harbor park in. This statue symbolizes the end of ww2, a sailor kissing a nurse. The sculpture depicts the famous photo taken of a sailor excitedly kissing a nurse in times square, at the end of wwii. Johnson crafted the statue from bronze to resemble a seminal 1945 photograph that captured the spontaneous moment of a sailor and a nurse kissing while out celebrating at day. Giant version of the famous wwii photo of a sailor kissing a nurse. It's located at tuna harbor park. The photo was published in time magazine a week later. The original fiberglass statue arrived in 2007, was dismantled on may 30, 2012, and replaced by an identical statue of painted.

Statue based on iconic 'kissing sailor' photo in Florida spraypainted

Statue Sailor Kissing Nurse The photo was taken by photographer alfred eisenstaedt on august 14, 1945 on victory over japan day when imperial japan's surrender ended wwii. Johnson crafted the statue from bronze to resemble a seminal 1945 photograph that captured the spontaneous moment of a sailor and a nurse kissing while out celebrating at day. He produced a series of foam and urethane versions of the kissing couple called “unconditional surrender,” with one of them landing in san diego’s tuna harbor park in. The image of the couple kissing was. The original fiberglass statue arrived in 2007, was dismantled on may 30, 2012, and replaced by an identical statue of painted. The photo was taken by photographer alfred eisenstaedt on august 14, 1945 on victory over japan day when imperial japan's surrender ended wwii. Giant version of the famous wwii photo of a sailor kissing a nurse. Free admission of course and parking can be limited during the day, depending on what time it is. This statue symbolizes the end of ww2, a sailor kissing a nurse. The photo was published in time magazine a week later. The sculpture depicts the famous photo taken of a sailor excitedly kissing a nurse in times square, at the end of wwii. It's located at tuna harbor park. The statue of a sailor kissing a nurse replicates a photo taken at the end of world war ii. Visit the unconditional surrender aka “the kissing statue” along the downtown waterfront, next to the uss midway.