Reflecting History
 |
| A Prosperous Past - A Bright Future by Gary Alsum Brighton, CO April 2018 |
 |
| another angle of A Prosperous Past - A Bright Future April 2018 |
The lunch box the farmer is carrying is like the one my brother used.
The lunch box the farmer is carrying is like the one my brother used.
You always show such interesting pieces of art. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteMy dad had that same lunch box.
ReplyDeleteI love the realism of this type of sculpture. We visited the Orphan Train Museum in Concordia,KS last Saturday and there was a similar style sculpture of children there. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery nice to walk among the statues! Cool array!
ReplyDeleteThe little boy is dreaming of flying high some day.
ReplyDeleteI love bronze scuptures. We had some really INTERESTING ones in Jacksonville and of course, Philadelphia is bursting to the seams with statues. My favorite one downtown is Ben Franklin welcoming George Washington to the Masons.
I really like the detail in the sculture. My dad and FIL both had lunchboxes like that one. THe detail is amazing. I wouldn't have noticed the jet trail until you told us.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Beautiful sculpture. My Dad had a lunch box like that, it held a thermos on one side and a sandwitch and fruit on the other, I was always in charge of washing it out...I recall it smelled like bananas as usually there was a banana peel in there.:)
ReplyDeleteNice. Did this sculpture come from the foundry you visited?
ReplyDelete