I have two more photos today from my recent visit to the Heard Museum. Both of these sculptures were located in the sculpture garden and both are by the well known Native American sculptor, Allan Houser. The one above is called "People of the Rio Grande" and it presents the Pueblo people as mysterious and ethereal.
I love the sweeping, modern look of both of these statues.
18 comments:
They are very stream lined and simple, I like them!
I like these statues too.
I love the top ones especially, a nice blend of abstract and figurative art.
I like his work. I like stuff like this.
His work is timeless.
Glad you could visit with us over in Newport Coast, California.
You've shown these two very beautiful sculptures to their best Sharon.. Against the red wall with touches of green.. perfect.. Soft light in the second gorgeous.
I like them both too.
I like them both but once again that red wall makes a gorgeous background for photos.
THey are both nice, but I really like the bottom one. I'd even consider something like that for my garden (if I had one!).
The second one is a winner! Just lovely. The first two remind me of fishing lures, for some reason. :)
I particularly like the first one, Sharon! It's interesting to read the different opinions that people have.
Oh, I haven't seen these before, and they are exquisite and timeless. The man was a genius!!
That red background really shows off that piece!
I much prefer the second.
I love them both and the red wall too.
Houser's work really appeals to me.
Unique!
I have only one word for his work: love. :-)
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