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Beautiful art in a very weird place- including hot, tired tourists.The scene is an oxymoron. Strange- very strange.
Definitely nubile.
This nymph is tip toeing through the poppies rather than the tulips. Sculpture does capture a moment in human movement.
Wow! I gotta find out her story, or write one of my own. How long has she been posing there like that?
Tune in Friday for five more angles on that sculpture plus others
I bought some crystals at that little store last year. Good memories of Sedona!
The female “Atlas”?
Al,
I follow your blog and always enjoy it, even though I don’t always respond.
I had no idea Sedona had such beautiful statuary.
I do enjoy your photography!
April
April,
Later this week I will publish another dozen pix of Sedona’s statuary–but that is only a fraction of what is there to see.
Glad you are enjoying the blog. How is your book doing?
AL
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