Reconciliation Memorial (Liverpool, England) Broadbent, Stephen 1961- sculptor Henderson, Martin (Art UK) Creator images photographs The iron torsos of two abstracted figures, engaged in a tight embrace, emerge from a rectangular iron base. Two other identical sculptures were erected in 1989 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Glasgow, Scotland. According to the artist, Stephen Broadbent, the works were meant to be “powerful symbol[s] of the way in which sectarianism can be overcome through solidarity.” Broadbent reappropriated the form to serve as a memorial to the transatlantic slave trade. Iron torsos of two abstracted figures, engaged in a tight embrace, emerge from a rectangular iron base. Reconciliation Memorial (Liverpool, England), Brown University Library September 19, 1990 1990-09-19 Liverpool (England) In Copyright Collection is open for research. reconciliation-memorial-liverpool-2023 Brown University Library, Center for Digital Scholarship, Box A, Brown University, Providence, RI, 02912, U.S.A., (http://library.brown.edu/)