At the Going Down of the Sun, is an artistic view of the ANZAC Bridge which runs from Glebe into Sydney, Australia. The bridge was opened in 1995 and was named in rememberance of the ANZAC soldiers. Both the New Zealand and Australian flags feature atop opposite pylons. It also features statues of two soldiers at the Western end of the bridge. One is an Australian digger, the other, a New Zealand solider. Limited edition of 200.
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