 Luxury Brief: Everyone always asked the same question. Are those real clothes on J. Seward Johnson's bronze sculptures? I can only imagine the look on that someone's face when they attempt to pry a layer off a display at a local park while trying to hide from the night's cold chill. The imagery starts from a 12' statue and grows to envelop the humanist details and emotions he sees in each of us. Look for the Fisherman reeling in a catch, the Photographer capturing your smile or a couple of Grandmas on a park bench discussing the challenges facing there grandchildren trying to find a mate. Every one of them telling a story caught in a moment of the bronze age. |
ARTS & CULTURE
ARTS & CULTURE
ARTS & CULTURE
ARTS & CULTURE
