The Indian

This sculpture was kind of overpowering. I watched people walk way away from it when they would pass by. It’s supposed to be an American Indian warrior, I think the artist presented the war-like attitude perfectly.

[Ingrid]

Great photo of this sculpture! I can imagine people walking away from him...

[Lin]

A great capture of this powerful work of art.

[Jacqueline]

Great sculpture of the head of the warrior. Could the rack it stands in be a Pueblo or a guillotine that stands for oppression??

[Diana]

Great shot but quite a scary image to me. I seem to be following Jacqueline's thoughts.

[Milanie]

Would be interesting to know the artist's thoughts behinds this. Like the powerful look to the head, but follow Jacqueline's thoughts on the placement.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great capture and it is a little intimidating looking.

[Joan Robillard]

Nice shot

[carol white]

An impressive sculpture.Fav🙂

[katy]

An amazing sculpture but he does look a little threatening.

[Pat Knowles]

This makes you stop & think.

[Carole Sandford]

It’s certainly attention grabbing!

[Sharon Lee]

Very impressive, demands attention and puts fear in you alright.

[Diane]

Very dramatic sculpture. Good shot of it.

[Valerie Chesney]

It is very dramatic & overpowering ... impressive art,

[Peter]

Wow what an interesting sculpture of this Native American Lou Ann beautifully captured:)

[Lou Ann]

@ingrid01 @linnypinny @jacqbb @ludwigsdiana @milaniet @mittens @joansmor @carolmw @grammyn @happypat @carole_sandford @sugarmuser @eudora @happysnaps @pcoulson thank you so much. I always feel bad when I don’t find out the details about a sculpture. I am confident this is an American Indian warrior, I don’t know what tribe though. I’m also confident his surrounds are a sculpted Indian Pueblo, not a guillotine, even though I like that idea better because it fits the sculpture so well. @jacqbb This is on the PP and TP this morning, thank you all!

[bkb in the city]

What a beautiful sculpture