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Oudewater Horse in the running for ‘ugliest artwork’ title

Oudewater Horse in the running for ‘ugliest artwork’ title

The sculpture Het Paard in Oudewater has regained national attention, though once again for its controversial status as a potential candidate for the title of 'ugliest artwork.' The statue previously garnered similar negative publicity back in 2011.

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