Misterfer Moose, (sculpture).

Misterfer Moose, (sculpture).

Lamarre, Brian R., sculptor.

Misterfer Moose, (sculpture).

Moose, (sculpture).

1993. Installed May 1993 (?).

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Pine and tamarack, carved and pegged.

Approx. 7 ft. 2 in. x 5 ft. x 6 ft. (1,000 lbs.).

(On proper left rear:) (Artist's monogram) signed

A chain saw carved sculpture of a stylized moose with wide antlers stands on all four legs, anchored to the ground with iron bolts.

Outdoor Sculpture -- New Hampshire -- Berlin

Administered by City of Berlin, Recreation and Parks Department, First Avenue, Berlin, New Hampshire 03570

Located Glen Avenue Park, Northeast corner of Glen Avenue & Diana Street, Berlin, New Hampshire

Commissioned by Berlin City Manager Mitch Berkowitz. The moose was formerly located at the south end of Glen Avenue Park, near the city's veterans memorials, but was moved to its present location when veterans felt that it was disrespectful to have it erected near the memorials. IAS files contain a related article from The Berlin Daily Sun, May 28, 1993, pg. 1, 10.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, New Hampshire survey, 1995.

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