Southern Crossing Statue

DESCRIPTION

Reference numberLH005312DescriptionSculptor Tony Jones was commissioned to create this work which celebrates Fremantle Port's history of trade and immigration. Adjacent to the E Shed Markets, the sculpture, named Southern Crossing, incorporates a gang way with the names of ships associated with the port, a migrant and a dingo. The dingo symbolises indigenous Australia but also the large painted sign on the Dingo Flour Mill which was one of the first images seen by many migrants on their arrival.Date2007PhotographerBauer, AlisonPhotograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

SuburbFremantleSubjectStatuesSouthern CrossingE Shed MarketsCollectionPhotographic Collection

ACCESS

RestrictionsContact the Fremantle History CentreConditions of useYou may print copy or download images for private research. This image may be reproduced for non-commercial purposes with acknowledgement e.g. [Image courtesy of City of Fremantle History Centre - Reference number]. To obtain copies for commercial purposes or of a higher resolution contact the Fremantle History Centre via email lhc@fremantle.wa.gov.auLocationPhotographic Collection

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