'Robin Hood', Hoodwinked 2018, Lower Parliament Street
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'Robin Hood', Hoodwinked 2018, Lower Parliament Street
Image: © Bryn Holmes Taken: 19 Sep 2018
'Hoodwinked: a twist on the tale' was a city-wide art project that ran from July 7th to September 30th, with 33 large plastic robins placed around the city on a walking trail. Each bird was decorated with a particular theme relating to where they were placed and the businesses sponsoring them. The theme of robins was chosen due to the city's famous connection with the legendary outlaw, Robin Hood. This bird was titled 'Robin Hood', was sponsored by The Nottingham Building Society and was designed by Jodie Silverman. It celebrated the city's connection to Robin Hood, with a design based on the classic costume of the outlaw.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.955043
Longitude
-1.148383