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Puppy At The Guggenheim Museum Of Bilbao

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Giovanni Russo

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Guarding the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is "Puppy", a pup of West Highland Terrier twelve meters famous for its large size and the unique surface consists of 70,000 flowers. A pop sculpture of Jeff Koons inspired by the world of cartoons.

Koons has created a variety of different colors and sizes, Puppy was born in 1992 on the occasion of the exhibition "Bad Arolsen" in Germany. In 1995 he has been guarding the port of Sydney until, in 1997, the Guggenheim Foundation not bought it for himself.
Today Puppy, has a place of honor in front of one of the most controversial and original museums of our times. A place that has revolutionized the standards allestitivi contemporary museology, thanks to its liquid composed of 60 tons of titanium, which since its inception has completely redeveloped the city of Bilbao, making it one of the top destinations for a trip to Europe.