Statue of Mahatma Gandhi by Fredda Brilliant
Tavistock Square
Bloomsbury, Camden
London, October 2009
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9 comments:
Interesting statue of an interesting man. The luscious background is in stark contrast to the rather emaciated Gandhi! Super photo, VP!
That is classic. You couldn't have created a better setting for this thoughtful work of art. It brings the idea of an early Flower Child great dignity.
It's not your usual statue, but then Gandhi was not your usual man.
Did you put a rose on his legs?
Love the background.
I love this statue and the wall of red leaves behind:)
Magnificent one!
Excellent picture. The color of the leaves in the background add a nice touch.
what a beautiful shot :)
I love the contrast with the red leaves in the background. Very interesting.
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