File:Vroom - Elephant Parade London 2010.jpg
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English: Vroom, elephant #20 in the Elephant Parade London 2010. This particular artwork was designed by Rasamee Kongchan and was sat in Hyde Park. The event as a whole involved 258 elephant statues designed by different artists and located across central London. In the background are Dart (elephant #21) and Blitz (elephant #19) both also designed by Rasamee Kongchan. |
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