Dream World by John Buck by danapommet
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I'm back at the deCordova Sculpture garden in Lincoln, Massachusetts. This is John Buck's Dream World, completed in 1998. It is done in bronze and it is 8'7''x8'1''x2'9''. Do ZOOM to check out what he is holding on the right side.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous comments.
Dana
Comments (20)
Very heady sculpture, Dana!
Excellent shot of a very cool statue!!
Interesting sculpture.
Very cool piece of art--and kinda the way I feel every so often!!
This isn't a dream world to me, it's a nightmare world! I hope if I ever create anything like this my family will put me down, ha ha! They may anyway! No offense to those who like this kind of "art!"
beau travail!!
very interesting sculpture ! great shot of it
wonderful sculpture!! great shot!
Looks like I'll sound like the twisted one here. The sculpture presents to me a beheading! The horizontal swath being the action. The sphere as the head and the other a hat/sombrero. Bath are as the physics of such an action would place them. Sorry if that is grim on a Sunday morning, but it's what I get from this sculpture.
That's on e strange sculpture. Nice capture though.
I have to agree with whaleman, I don't understand it, maybe why!!!!!
superb shot great sculpture
Cool capture of the utterly bizarre, Dana! Weirdness personified! I think that thing balanced on his headless shoulders is the earth on one end and the moon on the other, contrasted against the sun. I zoomed in on the right side and I'm just as puzzled as ever. I see what may be a bowling ball clutched oddly on his wrist.
So that's where it's head is, good zoom and great capture!
let 100 people see this without prior knowledge and 100 opinions would be given.I wonder how close any would be to the intent of the scuplture superb capture
I'm sure this kind of art is above my understanding but I do prefer my humanoids with heads intact rather than served up on platters. I love your shot, and I do believe Richard is correct.
Beautiful capture of this particular sculpture!
Beautiful sculpture shot.
COOOL
Good pic...but not a fan of John Buck:)