this is the last in a series of three horse sculptures
exhibited over the past year at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center
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21 comments:
Strange and disturbing..It makes me think of the apocalypse..Strong shot!
The snow that clings to it gives the sculpture another dimension. I do not find it disturbing, but, instead, fascinating as an unusual form of sculpture.
Hey, hold your horses! Great sculpture photo!
Love the way the snow enhances the sculpture.
Very cool, I really like this sculpture. Now I have that song going through my head!
Enjoy your day.
Sunny :)
Dashing through the snow!! Neat shot. I bet it is cold there too. MB
The snow simply abstracts the image to the point where it looks like a painting. Nice shot.
Methinks I shall enjoy winter with you. ;-) That's a great sculpture, if a little tortured.
Great image. Love it, signed M. Jagger
It's different but we can feel several things from this sculpture ( as from the ART )and I think it's the intention indeed.
Art is something that people feel in different ways, reflection from your mood in an specific time, and so on...A painting of a rose can be only a little flower but for others it can be love, this is a matter of feeling or interpretation.
For me this horse has some feeling to be strong and survive in adversities of life.
Have a nice Sunday!
hugs
Léia
Poor horsie, I hope he like cold
The snow on the horse makes it looks even more amazing than it must be. Excellent capture!
Cool!
I like it. Something from the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse! Scary, and the snow etches out the fierceness of an angry steed...I fully expect to see steam coming from a snorting nose!
As you know we have calm blue horses in Ocala!
I like it and the snow helps!
Its a FANTASTIC shot
Its ART .... I love it :-)
The snow makes it special for this time of the year !!
Have a wonderful weekend (@^.^@)
Outdoors, right? Electric or phone wires in the background, snow on top. This is playing tricks with my eyes. Plus, the poor things are going to freeze to death.
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Very nice composition. I think the snow may enhance the appearance of the statue.
I like its sharp planes and angles. I hope he's not feeling too cold.
I like the picture because he seems so sad...
Beautiful photo!
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