Angel of the North

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An oil painting shows a wide, full shot of the Angel of the North in Gateshead, England. It’s a rusted brown metal sculpture that sits on top of a hill with a road to its right and a walking path leading to it. The rolling hills of the countryside are in the middle background, and a bright, clear, sand-colored sky is in the background. The Angel of the North is in the midground and foreground of the image. The Angel of the North is a humanlike figure with very detailed wings, but no feathers. Its body is in a bronze-brown color and has a grid-like pattern. The sky behind the Angel’s body is a sand color, with a faint hint of a faded light peach. The hills behind the Angel of the North begin in the midground and disappear into the background. The hills in the midground have trees and appear to be covered in grass. The hills in the background are lighter in color and are slightly faded. The road to the right of the Angel of the North is also of a light dirt color and appears to be in the background. The base of the Angel of the North is on top of a single circular platform, which has two walking paths leading