File:Händers arbete, bronze sculpture by Linda Lundgren, Lysekil 1.jpg
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English: Händers arbete (Work of Hands), a bronze sculpture by Linda Lundgren in 2003, Lysekil, Sweden. The sculpture depicts three pairs of hands filling tin cans with fish. The sculpture is a tribute to the everyday job of the women who worked, filling tin cans manually, in the sea food canning industry, vital to the town during the 20th century. |
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