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English: A picture of the copy of the Porcellino sculpture on the University of Waterloo campus. The bronze sculpture was donated by Dr. Henry Crapo. The Original is an ancient Greek marble sculpture which is now in a gallery in Florence; this casting was made in 1962 from a seventeenth-century mould, and is valued at $12,000 for insurance purposes. Porcellino, the mascot of the Arts Faculty, sits in front of the Modern Languages Building. |
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