Oscar Wilde Statue Review

The statue is located in the corner of Merion Park and is free to visit. Next to it is the bustling intersection, standing at the intersection, across the black fence and bushes, you can see the statue. Wilde's statue is on a huge stone, and unlike the general statue, at first glance, the color and posture of the statue give a feeling of rock stars and prodigal boys in the 1960s and 1970s. The portrait leans on the stone, the posture is not like thinking problems, but some unruly feeling, not like a writer in a traditional impression. There are two other statues of men and women in the empty field in front of the statue. The style is relatively traditional, and the color is a bit like bronze. From time to time, tourists pass by here and take pictures with statues.