Above: Auguste Rodin: THE THINKER, REDUCTION. (This was his 4th proof of a bronze cast)
Above: Max Bill, "CONSTRUCTION" (granite)
Above: Roy Lichtenstein: "MODERN SCULPTURE WITH LOOP" (metal)
Above: Hans Jean Arp, "ETE DE LUTIN DITE KASPAR" (bronze)
Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
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9 comments:
Hello. I found you on Casdok's blog. This is the first of your 3 that I have checked so I am not sure which is your main blog yet.
Very nice. I love strolling through museums in the middle of the night from the comforts of my own living room. God I love the Internet.
sculptures are fascinating. I love to see the play of light over the curves of metals/rocks.
The statue of the dancing girl from the excavation of Indus valley civilization always fascinates me.
In India we usually have sculptures made of an eight metal alloy called Ashtadhatyu. That is the alloy used to make what they call "Holy" sculptures.
I've always found it a bit humorous that a sculpture called the thinker would provoke thought but it does just that.:)
tc
oh rick, these are lovely, I must say, I do like your new Sunday series on art, what a clever idea.
I love sculptures. Did you see my post on Antony Gormley?
Love the art, Rick.
When Andrew and I visit Palm Springs again, we definitely want you as our guide!
I love the art deco turn of the lichtenstein. How unexpected.
ooooooooooooohhhhhh!! I love the Arp!!!
Always,
Crusty~
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