Tembo, Mother of Elephants, stands as a massive bronze sculpture depicting an African elephant and her calf. Derrick S. Hudson spent two years crafting the piece, finishing it in nineteen ninety-seven. The sculpture weighs over three tons and was commissioned to honor the strength and maternal instincts of the species. Its surface shows the detailed texture of elephant hide, and the life-sized figures occupy a prominent corner, frequently serving as a meeting spot for commuters navigating the busy downtown streets every single day.
Sculpture: Tembo, Mother of Elephants by Derrick S. Hudson
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