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Forde's sculpture on display at Division of Culture - Barbados Today

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Nineteen-year-old Julian Forde has a very promising career ahead of him in sculpting. The former student of The Lodge School recently presented a miniature sculpture of an African slave to the Division of Culture - Prime Minister’s Office, Sky Mall, Haggatt Hall, St Michael. Forde who is currently a student of the Samuel Jackman Prescod […]

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