Colleagues (particularly those in Canada),

I'm having no success located the answer to this question about a 
"sculpture" that was at Expo 67 in Montreal.  My patron is trying to 
identify a work  she saw and here's her description:

"While attending Expo '67 in Montreal I observed the operation of a 
sculpture rising from the water off the children's beach area opposite 
the Ontario Pavilion. This moving sculpture portrayed a two headed 
'dragon' blowing flames from its nostrils. The heads rose and fell as 
the body of the sculpture came above the surface of the water. 
Subsequently, it would 'disappear' beneath the surface before resuming 
the sequence. It appears to have been made from Corten steel and 
hydraulically operated."

I did a Web search and checked the Official Guidebook.  If you have 
suggestions, please reply to me off-list.

Thanks.

Joan

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Joan Stahl 
Branch Manager, Art & Architecture Libraries 
University of Maryland 
2213 Art-Sociology Building 
College Park, MD 20742 
Tel.: 301-405-9065 
Fax: 301-314-9725 
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