a) Reprise of material posted on March 27 in previous years ...
2020: Charleston garden, gazebos (illustrated poem)
2021: portraits of couples, white ibis (photo folio)
2021: portraits of couples, white ibis (photo folio)
2022: death and afterlife, Will's last testament ( poem)
2023: reconstructive attitudes, starting point (illustrated poem)
2023: reconstructive attitudes, starting point (illustrated poem)
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b) Today's Offering (Mar 27, 2024):
The largest sculpture garden in the United States, Brookgreen Gardens was founded in 1931; it has on display some 1500 outdoor sculptures in an incredible natural setting located at Murrells Inlet, South Carolina.
visit to Brookgreen Gardens, South Carolina |
"The Saint James Triad", bronze sculpture 1997, Richard McDermott Miller |
"Torse de Femme", limestone sculpture 1989, David Klass |
"Time and the Fates of Man", bronze 1939, Paul Manship |
visitor admiring Spanish moss |
a quiet, floral corner |
"Pegasus", granite 1954, Laura Gardin Fraser |
"Girl with Squirrel", Sylvia Shaw Judson |
"Diana of the Chase", bronze 1922, Anna Hyatt Huntington |
Other Brookgreen Gardens statuary has been used to illustrate a number of verses and song-lyrics on this blog-site. Interested readers might want to review. ..
"Egad! No bondage!" verse, Terminal (poetic) exclamation
"Three Bears in our Hot-Tub", parody-song lyrics
"Leda and the Swan", verse, Mythed opportunities
"Aurora and Tithonus", verse, Mythed opportunities.
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