Grounds for Sculpture – Continued

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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.

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Grounds for Sculpture

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grounds for sculpture, photography, postaday, seward johnson

Grounds for Sculptures is a sculpture park in Hamilton, NJ, nor far from where I live. Its founder is Seward Johnson whose work has long been criticized by art critics as “kitsch”, with some even refusing to call him an artist. From the throngs of visitors yesterday, it seems that the public does not share those views. It was a beautiful, sunny day for photography, and here is a sample of what I saw. They are mainly sculptures based on famous paintings that you will easily recognize.

Entrance to Grounds for Sculptures.

A sculpture based on Edouard Manet’s Olympia looks on the entrance and parking lot.

A Turn of the Century, based on Dance at Bougival by Pierre Auguste Renoir.

Sculpture based on Claude Monet’s Woman with a Parasol.

Welcome Home, a sculpture of Van Gogh’s bedroom.

Were you Invited? Based on Pierre Auguste Renoir’s ‘The Luncheon of the Boating Party’.

Sculpture of The Scream by Edvard Munch.

Forever Marilyn, in small size inside.