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Mr. Ree 12 year s ago
Obviously, the creator of this thread doesn't know the difference between a statue and a sculpture.
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SuckaMC 12 year s ago
really.... do you Mr. Ree?... can those words NOT be interchangeable? So ..quick.. off the top of your head (no google) define the two.. and the difference!
I know where you are goin... but I think you are also perpetuating a wee bit of art snobbery... and I really dislike snob in my art...
One of my favorite sculpture/statue posts yet.... keep em up.
I know where you are goin... but I think you are also perpetuating a wee bit of art snobbery... and I really dislike snob in my art...
One of my favorite sculpture/statue posts yet.... keep em up.
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zeugme 12 year s ago
A statue is for a (possibly) living creature, a sculpture is for everything, an object, a concept, etc.
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jpegger 12 year s ago
Why include #15? It's not odd, just another typical overpriced municipal monstrosity.
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Jack Mihough 12 year s ago
Why are the statues of Buddha included? They look normal, even the one with the swastika, which was a good luck symbol way before the Nazi's even thought of using it.
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MD 12 year s ago
I think you will find that a swastika is actually the reverse of the symbol shown on the Buddha statue, i.e one is clock wise and the other anti clock wise. H.T.H.
I know where you are goin... but I think you are also perpetuating a wee bit of art snobbery... and I really dislike snob in my art...
One of my favorite sculpture/statue posts yet.... keep em up.