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The 10-ton, 70-foot-tall sculpture, a bright-red steel work with a crown that moves gracefully in the wind, soars above South Beach Park. The artist, Mark di Suvero, came to San Francisco in 1941 as an eight-year-old immigrant from Shanghai—his father was a naval attaché for the Italian government—and later worked as a welder on the city's waterfront. A half block southwest of the sculpture is AT&T Park, the home of the San Francisco Giants baseball team.

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