Adrift Sculpture by John Cassidy
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"Adrift" by John Cassidy bronze sculpture located in Manchester, England.
Here are the key details about the sculpture:
Artist: John Cassidy (Irish-born sculptor, 1860–1939).
Completed: 1907.
Subject: It depicts a family—a man, a woman, and three children—clinging to a small raft in a stormy sea, embodying their shared struggles and the hope for rescue.
Meaning: Cassidy described the work as "Humanity Adrift on the Sea of Life," representing:
Life's sorrows, dangers, hopes, and fears.
The dependence of human beings upon one another and the response of human sympathy to human needs.
The inevitable dependence upon divine aid.
Current Location: It stands near the Manchester Central Library in St Peter's Square.