More hands [Answered]

Found while searching for CuriousJM’s hands-in-a-circle. JM may have located this sculpture, but it is not in the list on his website, so I made another giant hands puzzle out of it. It is not (yet) in Street View, but it is visible in GE/GM.

GE/GM image please.

nice find! (and i've seen a lot of hands those last days! )

bridgeplayer 's idea to modify colors/patterns/... of original images is a very good one since it makes reverse image searches more difficult! i'll use it as well in the future, yep!

Nice find and thank you for finding it. I will include it soo in the Giant Hands Collection.

Jul 14, 2020 8:06:44 GMT krenek said:

....... nice find! (and i've seen a lot of hands those last days! ) ......

Thanks krenek for helping me, but I have seen much more hands these days then anyone could imagine. My quest for Giant Hands is unending and these days my condition is like a monkey on slippery pole who jumps one metre up then slides down two metres. I try to find location and/or usable image of one hand and see dozen more new hands. Seriously thinking of putting a cut-off date. 

Jul 14, 2020 16:01:45 GMT CuriousJM said:

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Jul 14, 2020 8:06:44 GMT krenek said:

Yes, the number of bookshelf murals and giant hand sculptures seems to be growing exponentially these days. I once thought of collecting famous-person-on-a-bench sculptures, but there is no end of it.
Meanwhile I hope you’ll manage to teach that greasy pole a lesson!

For those who haven’t given up yet, here is a clue:

SPOILER: Click to show

The sculpture can be found in the largest city of a country that was named after the Earth’s equator.

Well done all! The sculpture is called Monument to Hospitality and can be found in Ecuador’s largest city, Guayaquil.

It is included in CuriousJM’s collection of 347 giant hand sculptures, to be found elsewhere on these forums. A large collection, well documented, and illustrated with beautiful photographs. Well worth a visit.