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`Southlake Memorial Bell` outside the Department of Public Safety of Southlake, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Selection of performance running shirts, tank tops on hangers with mannequin, running shoes, artificial shop tree in Southlake, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Retail display featuring white performance shirt on mannequin, running shoes, artificial shop tree in Southlake, Texas, clean, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lookup view wide selection of performance running shirts on hangers at upscale retail store in Southlake, Texas, clean, modern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closeup view of a Northern Mockingbird, Mimus polyglottos, perched in a small tree in Southlake, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

`Saluting a Hero` by Gary Alsum at the Department of Public Safety North Training Facility in Southlake. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Replica of Leonardo da Vinci`s horse that never was in Southlake, Texas.

Selfie spot for the City of Southlake, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama lookup view wide selection of performance running shirts, tanks on hangers at upscale retail store in Southlake, Texas, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Replica of Leonardo da Vinci`s horse that never was in Southlake, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

`Reunion` by Gary Alsum at the Department of Public Safety North Training Facility in Southlake. Royalty Free Stock Photo

`Prairie Winds`, a bronze sculpture by Seth Venable, a public art installation in Southlake, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

White marble fountain with Jesus Christ standing on top at a church in Southlake, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Information plaque for the replica of Leonardo da Vinci`s horse that never was in Southlake, Texas. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pictured is an eight foot replica of a horse that Leonardo da Vinci was commissioned to create by the Duke of Milan in 1482. It was to be the largest equine statue in the world, but da Vinci`s clay model was destroyed by invading French soldiers in 1499. In 1977 Charles Dent set out to complete the horse, and financed sculptor Nina Akamu whose replica was unveiled in Milan, Italy, in 1999. In addition to the 24 foot horse in Milan there are smaller replicas in four locations, including this one in Southlake, Texas.