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Branding the Brazos, a bronze sculpture ensemble by artist Robert Summers depicting a Chisholm Trail cattle drive -- three cowboys on horseback (one white, one Hispanic, one Black, the latter modeled on real cowboy Holt Collier) and 25 longhorn cattle, all cast at least twice life size. Installed 2014 in Indian Spring Park beside the Waco Suspension Bridge, an eight-year civic art project funded by Clifton and Betsy Robinson.
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Branding the Brazos
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Site-level location · 31.5555° N, 97.1467° W
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Free, publicly accessible outdoor sculpture in a riverside city park.
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Indian Spring Park, beside the Waco Suspension Bridge, Waco, TX.
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