The Maman Statue is a must-see for travelers and photographers visiting Canada. Standing at 30 feet tall, this unique artwork is an iconic representation of Canada's rich culture, honoring Inuit and First Nations heritage. The monument is located in Ottawa, the nation's capital, near the National Gallery of Canada. The stainless steel and bronze sculpture, a tribute to the power of motherhood, was created by celebrated contemporary artist Louise Bourgeois in 1999. Standing over a large, spiraling egg-shaped web symbolizing protection and motherly care, the giant spider stands tall with its eight legs and two distinct tails. Visiting the statue is an awe-inspiring experience, with its intricate construction, bold design and its powerful representation of modern Canadian art.
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