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Daniel Clayman, grounds for sculpture, horace farlowe, Isaac Witkin, photography, postaday, seward johnson
Grounds for Sculpture extends over 42 acres (17 hectares), which will take several hours for anyone to walk around and view, even partially, what is on display. In addition to sculptures by Seward Johnson, there are also works by other artists.
“Eolith” by Isaac Witkin.
“Radiant Landscape” by Daniel Clayman.
“Double Check” by Seward Johnson.
“Portal Rest” by Horace Farlowe.
Thank you for posting these – I like the first two very much, especially the second one – it certainly is radiant, and makes you question just what a landscape is.
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Thank you for commenting! Sorry I missed seeing your comments until now.
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No problem! We are all overloaded, I think. 😉
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Your wonderful photos are making me think that it’s time for me to return to a similar art and gardens facility near where I live.
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If you do go, Jerry, I’ll look forward to seeing your photos of it.
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Absolutely extraordinary public art,I particularly like “Eolith” 🙂
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There are so many sculptures there that you may like, Doda!
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This is an interesting place. What brought you there?
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I took an out-of-town visitor there. It’s close to home, no more than 15 minutes by car. You would like it, Tim.
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I’ve been there many years ago when my had one of her sculptures in an exhibit. She also writes for their magazine, Sculpture.
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That looks like such a wonderful place to visit!
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It’s a fun place and also very relaxing.
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What a beautiful park this is, Hien. I would not mind getting lost in here for several hours.
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You would enjoy it for sure!
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