where the extraordinary sculptor
augustus saint-gaudens
lived, worked, dreamed, played, loved, died
(cornish, new hampshire)
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- slowly the farm succumbs
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22 comments:
very nice set
This color shot pulls me in. I want to sit and ponder. Have a HAPPY day 4!
Strange.. There's a town in France called Saint-Gaudens, in south-west of the country. At first sight i thought you made a trip there!.. Beautyful statues, and ..a lovely bench!
Ooh, we get to travel with you to such intriguing spots!
Where is this? (State, city. . .?)
I love the colors and textures in the first picture and the bench is so inviting.
It looks like a fascinating place to spend the day.
☼ Sunny
I attend several fairs and festivals during the year with my photograhy (selling), and will be at the Fall Festival in Shelburne Falls later this month. Maybe I'll see you there?
Looks like a perfect place for an artist to work. I love the sculptures, especially the last one. I'd love to see more of his work in person.
I like to visit the homes of artists. Thank you for introducing us to this place, with which I was unfamiliar.
So beautiful sculptures, a place that I would love to visit, to take lots of pictures and walk and dream about the romantic atmosphere there, wonderful!
Léia
The patio is gorgeous and so are his sculptures!
Beautiful, Brattcat.
The top shot makes me want to meditate for awhile. Lovely spot for it.
I'm slightly jealous of your birthday week, this is a treat indeed. Absolutely gorgeous sculptures.
P.S.: your French is perfect! Plus, you might want to Image Google Saint-Gaudens...
Oops, just saw that Malyss of course got in before me!
I am in love with the first photo. Wonderful!
I agree, an extraordinary sculptor!
This site is on my list as well. "Clueless" has posted a famous work of his in Boston here: http://www.cluelessinboston.com/2010/01/robert-gould-shaw-and-massachusetts.html.
Can't wait to see Day 4.
Very nice pictures, alterning colors with black and whit, fantasctic shots!
Fabulous, all fabulous. MORE!!!
V
What a neat site to visit. Super sculptures. I do like the ist sculpture--well the last one too---I like the face on the first. MB
Never heard of the sculptor or the place which means nothing except that I'm more ignorant than I thought. Thanks a lot! ;-)
Hope you didn't have to sleep on that cold, hard floor though with nude women shooting arrows over your head! Sheesh!
Is this where Cornish Hens come from? Or maybe they come from Iowa...lots of corn, there!
The photos are lovely. A very beautiful place indeed. The first is a place where you could rest and gather your thought. I love the lady archer.
Ah, the sublime! That's something to keep in mind should I ever get up that way.
Wish I would have known you were going to st. gaudins - I live not far - it would have been great fun to meet up with you and say hi.
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