Thursday, November 29, 2007

Another Co-ed at UST

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BACK I'm still looking for more information regarding these art pieces. I'll try to photograph more of the art that's scattered around the campus on the next sunny day.
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19 comments:

  1. J. Andrew Lockhart10:24 PM

    interesting -- don't think I'd put it in my yard, though. :)

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  2. Fénix - Bostonscapes10:50 PM

    Hmmmm... Dunno about this one.

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  3. Heather12:01 AM

    Very interesting sculptures, Kate. Are there not any plaques to at least identify the artist? Here's hoping you are able to find some info on them!

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  4. julia12:34 AM

    Pleasant works, glad the campus has beauty in mind. I don't imagine many unis would be single sex unless 'unis ' are not what I have in mind. Or some residential 'houses' on campus can be for either male or female.

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  5. Isadora12:47 AM

    Well, we can be fairly certain that they are not even remotely connected with Rodin. :)

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  6. Anonymous1:14 AM

    Man, woman or child? Animal or mineral? yes, do tell!

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  7. Olivier1:54 AM

    j'aime vraiment beaucoup, merci pour ces multiples vues de cette statue.


    I really like this statue, thank you for these multiple views of the statue.

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  8. Nikon2:52 AM

    Very likable, different sculpture.

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  9. Carraol2:58 AM

    Its very interesting how art goes to the streets, a lot of people can appreciated it and learn a little bit more in the way to office or home. Great post, I like the front view of this silhouette!

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  10. sam11:48 AM

    they are such fun

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  11. photowannabe12:18 PM

    She seems a little knock-kneed but quite interesting. It must be a difficult medium to work with.

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  12. Wayne2:20 PM

    I guess if you got it, flaunt it... and she's definitely got it. I am not sure they look as good up close as from further away, sort of an impressionistic sculpture?
    Thanks,
    Wayne

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  13. Bobby D.2:57 PM

    I love looking at all kinds of sculpture--public art is so important.

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  14. Bobby D.2:58 PM

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  15. M. CHRISTOPHE3:28 PM

    This is fun art....but real women are more sweet.

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  16. photowannabe5:49 PM

    Hi Kate,
    I'm anxious to hear about Faye too. Since the surgery was Monday, perhaps she is still in the hospital and has no computer. Don't know enough about her family to know if they would do updates.

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  17. Ming the Merciless11:39 PM

    I like this one.

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  18. sonia a. mascaro7:31 AM

    Amazing sculpture!

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  19. Anonymous7:46 PM

    Galvanized tin? Or whatever those tubs are made of that we have on farms?

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