This statue very recently was placed in the courtyard of St. Paul Academy-Summit School, where I taught in the English Department for 30 years before I retired in 2003. It was donated by one of the school's families, and, because it is so new, there is still no plaque to identify it. Without clear identification, it is still a beautiful piece.
Ohh yes she is beautiful. A delicate expression.
ReplyDeleteYes Kate Beautiful piece, and beautiful photo...
ReplyDelete"The girl" is pretty...
It is quite attractive, Kate. I like the use of decorative clumps of grass behind it too. We are slowly using that type of grass to replace our lawn grass. Working from the outside in it should be done when I kick the bucket. LOL
ReplyDeleteHow lovely she is.
ReplyDeleteIt's very pleasant and skilfully done art piece,it gives som how a peaceful feeling.
ReplyDeleteWarm greetings from chilly Finland :)
This is stunning. I love statues /sculptures......
ReplyDeleteThis is a really nice piece of work. It just has a natural warmth about it.
ReplyDeleteI love statues like these. What a wonderful thing to view on your way to work every day.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and for your nice words about our anniversary. I apologize for not commenting much. I have 20-30 pp of new written work plus revisions and annotations due every month, and I'm overwhelmed this semester. Thanks for understanding.
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What a beautiful piece of statuary - I love how expressive her face is.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning statue. I love the softness of it.... It's really quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree that this is a beautiful statue. The facial expression and the flowing coat make it look like she's ready for winter.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is beautiful! Shall we think about a name?
ReplyDeleteLovely delicate curves and beautiful face. She is perfect in the Fall plantings.
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