Detail of “The Real World” by Tom Otterness, 1992
Nelson Rockefeller State Park
Battery Park City
New York, September 2007
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8 comments:
Very nice, but I'm not wure what "The Real World" means. It does dress up the street lamp, though.
Thank you, Trillian, for your comments this morning which brightened up my whole day!
Yours did, too, VP!
What's the story with the little guy on his shoulder, I wonder. He makes it less grim.
I love it,I really do!
You mean the entire park was lined with lamps with the Grim Reaper on top? Yikes! Wouldn't want to walk that park alone at night! And yeah, who's the little guy on his shoulder?
Hey, that's l'Ankou. He belongs in Brittany!
@ Dina - Those little men are everywhere in Otterness works.
@ Francisca - It's much more funny than that, check the links, I forgot to put them in the post before.
Oooh! Now I get it! What fun! Why have I never heard of this place? I like your other posts, VP, and on Otterness' site you have to laugh at the shot of the real dog sniffing the statue!
Ah, so there's more! Fun.
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