In Olympia, Washington:
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"From the Sea"
Artist: Hugh Bucholz
Medium: Silicon Bronze
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"Pendant Mandala"
Artist: Kenneth Hall
Medium: Welded Steel and Fused Glass
(Glass by Kathleen Heidenreich)
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"Diver"
Artist: Kevin Au
Medium: Stainless Steel
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| "Motherhood" Artist: Simon Kogan Medium: Cast Bronze Date Acquired: 10/1/1999 Location: Percival Landing at Thurston Avenue |
Near the Kirkland, Washington, waterfront (Lake Washington):
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| Unfortunately, I couldn't find any information about the artist who created this sculpture. |
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| Leap Frog Bronze Artist: Prince Monyo Mihailescu-Nasturel Location: Marsh Park, 6605 Lake Washington Blvd NE Gift from the Danz family, 1991 |
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| Centennial Fountain Bronze Artist: James Fitzgerald Location: Marina Park, 25 Lakeshore Plaza Gift funded by the National Endowment of the Arts (NEA), King County Arts Commission, Community Friends, and International Rotary |
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I love outdoor sculptures - the diver and motherhood were my favs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a diverse collection of sculptures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sculptured pieces...I love the graceful curves and the unique expressions. Thanks for sharing, and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteAren't those delightful! I'm fascinated with sculpture.
ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone for leaving comments on today's post. Many of the small towns near my home have sculptures along their main streets. I've promised myself that I'll spend a sunny day with my camera, capturing them for future Saturday Snapshot posts. Won't that be fun?
ReplyDeleteThanks for calling my attention to these sculptures, Sandy. I'm not familiar with any of them.
ReplyDeleteJudy, there are lots of interesting sculptures in downtown Auburn and in Puyallup. When we're driving by in our cars, the streets and sidewalks just zip by and we miss so much. You and I should take a walk through both towns on a sunny autumn day and take a closer look.
ReplyDeleteWow, some really cool sculptures! Wonderful that both places have such nice sculpture exhibits outdoors.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! And for stopping by my blog -
Sue
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