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Tropical Art
© corngrowth
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Uploaded: 09/06/18 8:01 AM GMT
Tropical Art
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photography->sculpture
I took this picture in a tropical garden somewhere on the peninsula South-Beveland, Zeeland, The Netherlands. I deliberately have chosen not to send it in on Manic Monday or Wacky Wednesday because I don't want to ridicule the - for me unknown - sculptor in any way. I also could not find and obtain any further information about this sculpture. I suspect that it was taken from the Far East or African tropics to eventually serve as an ornament in this garden.
I hope that Caedes-friends can provide us with some details/characteristics about this kind of art.
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Post a Comment - Subscribe to this discussionBob, referring to your above comment: I went to the information desk, but they weren't able to provide me with further details. So I went to their website: the same story. All about their entrance fees, and about the restaurant attached to the garden, but only some general and superficial information about my interest. Very disappointing. Hence the call in my narrative.
Edit:
I got a suggestion from 'Owd Bob' by a PM, so I'll provide you with THIS LINK.
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It sure is an interesting work of art, and nicely captured by you Mr. C.
tigs=^..^=
tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
When I first saw it I thought African art but I also think it could be Indonesian - very interesting Mr. C.
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Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. Albert Camus
Very odd and unusual sculpture Cornelius - it really caught my attention - so much going on here - Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!
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Considering just the large head of the main creature/demon here, I have something similar hanging on my living room wall, a large demon-like wooden mask I sent home from the Philippine Islands many years ago. The large forehead seems to be a common element between them, along with many nasty teeth, but as to the significance behind them I could not say. I found it unusual, though, to see a lizard as the "familiar" of the demon.
-Nik
-Nik
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(As an afterthought....Does that 'Tropical Garden' not have any info on this?)