Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Murals and Statues
If you keep your eyes open, a walk in downtown St. Paul will reveal many different forms of art. I saw a mural that caught my eye because it showed Rice Park with two statues that I have posted before. Look carefully and you'll see the statues of F.Scott Fitzgerald and the Source, a beautiful Indian young woman. Both figures are important aspects of St. Paul history. Isn't art wonderful?!
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Oh, yes, Kate. Art is wonderful with a capital W. Thanks for this excellent post.
ReplyDeleteWhat a interesting murals...Art is everywhere if you have a eye to see it, and a camera to capture it.
ReplyDeleteYou did both!
superbe cette peinture et ces statues, j'adore.
ReplyDeleteHello Kate !
ReplyDeleteToday, You ave also surprising photos... Very nice, yes...
Great post !
See You later.
Yes, art in all forms must be encouraged!
ReplyDeleteArt is all around us,
ReplyDeleteand even more so in St. Paul, it seems! :-)
Yes! Art is wonderful and I think it's great when it's on the streets so everyone can see it.
ReplyDeleteThis is interesting. I like the statues and am always interested in knowing what the person or persons did to get a statue made of them?
ReplyDeletei do love st. paul.
ReplyDeletehave you happened across any of the sidewalk poetry yet?
I've always loved your art photographs and today's is lovely and of course I adore F. Scott Fitzgerald.
ReplyDeleteLove the statues. I am finding I am enjoying sculpture more and more lately. Maybe it's because I am starting to resemble a Botero more and more!HA
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