Floating stone (Pietra galleggiante) - Carrara, Italy
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member vraatja
N 44° 04.723 E 010° 06.019
32T E 588100 N 4881205
Fountain with a marble Kugel ball in its center named "Floating stone (Piera galleggiante)" at the center of Piazza Gramsci in Carrara.
Waymark Code: WMZGB8
Location: Toscana, Italy
Date Posted: 11/07/2018
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member saopaulo1
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The fountain named "Floating stone (Piera galleggiante)" can be found in the centre of Piazza Gramsci in Carrara. In the center of a circular pool there is a stone sphere made of world-famous, local marble (Carrara marble) by an American sculptor Kennneth Davis (1918-1992). The sphere of 108 centimeters diameter, weight of 1.781 ton, ground and resting on a hydrodynamical cup in order to rotate over a film of water at 5 atmospheres. It was installed in 1979.
Where is this ball located: in the center of Piazza Gramsci in Carrara

In use?: Yes

Material: marble

Can you push it around?: No

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