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Tag Archives: sculpture
Forget sunny days on this trip!
We welcomed the sunny skies on this trip until we realized our photography suffered from the glare and shadows. Bring on the clouds, the darkening skies, and even a little mist! All would be welcome. After too many days straight … Continue reading
Posted in Italy - Other
Tagged around the work travel, Florence, Italy, photography, Rose Garden, sculpture, travel
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The second time around
We went back for a second look. Our first visit to Vancouver, four years ago, we enjoyed exploring its urban center. This second visit to Vancouver offered so many opportunities of places to go, things to see, tasty food to … Continue reading
Posted in Canada - Vancouver
Tagged anthropology, art, Bill Reid, Jericho Beach, John Marston, Kitsalano, Museum of Anthropology, sculpture, travel, Vancouver
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A totem town
Joyce suggested we take a day-trip up the road to Duncan on Vancouver Island. Really? For starters, we had no idea where Duncan was or why we’d drive all the way up there. But Joyce and Jerry were visiting us … Continue reading
Posted in Canada - Vancouver Island
Tagged art, Canada, Duncan, Harold Alfred, Norman John, Richard Hunt, sculpture, Tom LaFortune, totem poles, travel, Vancouver Island
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Getty images
We only had a few more days in the Los Angeles area and decided to brave the crazy freeways to head for the J.Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center. We had no idea what we’d see. The high points … Continue reading
Happily surrounded
We think something went amiss, or she had a head cold. One of the two classic sculptural fountains in the small pool in Porto’s Crystal Palace Garden wasn’t spraying water as intended. Instead, a slow drip-drip-drip of water over the … Continue reading
Saddle Up
We spent considerable time viewing the sculpture on display at the Shanghai Museum, especially two colored ceramic works from the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907AD). We strolled through the Furniture display, and, while it was interesting, it didn’t really appeal … Continue reading
Posted in Around-the World - 2013-14, China
Tagged art, calligraphy, China, Minority Peoples of China, sculpture, Shanghai, Shanghai Museum, travel
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Holy Cow! Curbside art maimed
We take a walk every evening in the Pearl District of Portland, OR. A block into our walk, we pass an endearing cow, a sculptural piece, set in the narrow space between the sidewalk and street. It’s a cheery piece … Continue reading
Posted in Trip across the US - 2013
Tagged art, Carlos Albert, cow, Pearl District, Portland Oregon, sculpture, travel
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Being creative, on your own, in the woods
Carolyn is not like us. Her chosen work environment is a home studio and she works alone…really alone…10 miles outside of a small town, near the end of a long and winding forested road. She is a highly creative artist … Continue reading
Posted in Trip across the US - 2013, US - California
Tagged art, MC Carolyn, painting, sculpture, travel
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Second best
In every way the Getty Villa was second best. Our first choice of a museum to go to in LA was LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art). So, the second day we drove (slowly) up Highway 1 through Malibu … Continue reading
Posted in Trip across the US - 2013
Tagged archeology, art, Getty Villa, Herculaneum, LACMA, sculpture, travel
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L.A. A R T
It’s like being kids again, when the toy box lid has been lifted. So many choices of toys to play with! Like those kids, we arrived to visit our friends in LA, Sue and Robb, and they presented us with … Continue reading