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Pinocchio (Emotional) is a 12-foot bronze sculpture by Cincinnati-born artist Jim Dine, made in 2007 for the Cincinnati Art Museum. The wooden boy stretches his arms skyward in front of the museum entrance in Eden Park. It was moved about 500 feet and reinstalled on 22 March 2021 after parking-lot construction.
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12-foot Pinocchio
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Site-level location · 39.1140° N, 84.4968° W
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Outdoor sculpture at the Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Drive, in Eden Park. Visible from the museum entrance area.
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