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I went to Citygarden after work last night and got some better shots. This is a small detail of a much larger work. Click here to see photos of other castings located in New York and Paris. (New York...Paris...St. Louis... What a magical ring it has.) According to the garden's brochure,
I went to Citygarden after work last night and got some better shots. This is a small detail of a much larger work. Click here to see photos of other castings located in New York and Paris. (New York...Paris...St. Louis... What a magical ring it has.) According to the garden's brochure,the artist creates the feeling of instability and movement by placing the figure low to the ground and extending the head and arms beyond the pedestal. The figure, with its legs bent in a post that suggests running, is the personification of water.
More from Citygarden in the coming days.
TOMORROW: Thursday Arch Series from Citygarden.
6 comments:
j'aime le focus fait sur la main, cela donne une impression de rêverie de la statue
Love these closeups!
Beautiful shot. I love Mailol. The Mailol museum in Paris was a great find on my last trip there.
Can't wait to see more!
Paris and the Lou in the same breath. Be still my heart.
V
Very well captured! If you want to recall the Paris Maillol ones (which you know well I'm sure) I have photos of the 15 or 20 that you can find in the Tuileries Gardens (http://peter-pho2.blogspot.com/search/label/Tuileries%20Gardens).
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