BEAUTY OF ART AND IMAGES FOR YOU
Sculptures not very famous
I have sought, in several countries, artistic beauties, little known; I found for you, :
(26) Modern sculptures
Author: Marc Lambrechts . Source: flickr.com
Author:Jean-Pierre Dalbéra. Source: flickr.com
Rhinoceros – Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany
Author:mark yang. Source: publicdomainpictures.net
KULI DINNER, LABOR – SINGAPORE STREET VIEW OLD BUILDINGS
Author: Alejandro Cortes. Source: flickr.com
Author: tracy ducasse. Source:commons.wikimedia.org
Sculpture The Violist by un unknown sculptor in the Stopera – Amsterdam/The Netherlands
Author: David. Source: flickr.com
Author: Fif’. Source: flickr.com
The Wall Pass – Rue Norvins, Paris, France
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Kids Peeing into the river statue in Incheon, South Korea
Source: pxhere.com
Ophelia by Deborah Halpern – Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
One of Southgate’s most well known icons has always been the mosaic sculpture Ophelia created by Melbourne artist Deborah Halpern. As part of the redevelopment, Ophelia underwent an extensive restoration and relocation to a prime position on the Southgate promenade. Multi-colored sculptural structures dot the riverside promenade close to the Crown Entertainment Complex. Unlabeled by plaque or other inscription, these quite ornamental structures are for the viewer to explain, or just simply to enjoy. [Bernard Spragg. NZ]
Author: ceridwen. Source:commons.wikimedia.org
The Headington Shark ( 2 New High Street, Headington, à Oxford, UK)
This art installation/political symbol has pierced the roof of 2 New High Street since 1986 when then-cinema owner, now radio presenter, Bill Heine commissioned sculptor John Buckley to use his (Heine’s) house for something « to express someone feeling totally impotent and ripping a hole in their roof out of a sense of impotence and anger and desperation…. It is saying something about CND, nuclear power, Chernobyl and Nagasaki. »
As might be expected Oxford City Council took exception to the breach of planning permission but eventually, after attracting comment high and low, the shark was given authority to remain and celebrated its 21st birthday in 2007.
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Wow, these are not only delightful but amusing and so well done! Thank you for sharing them.