Humpty Dumpty back by popular demand
Published April 15, 2008 by CSBJ Staff
HUMPTY DUMPTY
He was sorely missed, but a bronze sculpture of Humpty Dumpty will be back.
He will be sat on a wall today adjacent the Wells Fargo Plaza at the Pikes Peak Center.
The 200-pound, three-foot tall statue was created by Minneapolis based artist Kimber Fiebiger, and purchased by the city of Colorado Springs. The statue is a replica of the original that was stolen from Tejon Street in 2003 after debuting as part of the Downtown Partnership’s Art on the Streets program.
The city of Colorado Springs will loan the sculpture to the county. The city will pay for its installation.
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