It takes two to tango
Roundabout artwork in Amersfoort, the Netherlands.
- Sculptor
- Ernst Hazenbroek
- Made
- 1989
- Material
- Steel
- Where
- Amersfoort, Utrecht, Netherlands
- Coordinates
- 52.13931, 5.35669 — open the map
- Source
- Wikidata Q1979011 — the facts above come from here. Something wrong? Correct it at the source and it flows back.
Do you recognise the dance?
We have not filed this one under a style. Plenty of sculptures show dancing without showing a particular dance — but if you can see a form here, telling us connects this sculpture to everything else we hold on it.
Questions
- Who sculpted It takes two to tango?
- It takes two to tango was sculpted by Ernst Hazenbroek.
- Where is It takes two to tango?
- It takes two to tango stands in Amersfoort, Utrecht, Netherlands.
- When was It takes two to tango made?
- It takes two to tango dates from 1989.
- What is It takes two to tango made of?
- It takes two to tango is a steel sculpture.
- Can I use the photographs of It takes two to tango on this page?
- Each photograph carries its own credit and licence in its caption. The main photograph is credited to Brbbl (CC BY-SA 3.0). Check the caption before reusing any of them — the terms belong to the photograph, not to this page.
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