After the Edgewater Park hike, we drove farther west into the Edgewater neighborhood of Cleveland, with century-old mansions of the wealthy who sought waterfront property along Lake Erie.
Modern sculpture and stone cherubs |
Artificial colored trees |
Scads of sculptures |
"That Car" decorated with reflectors, corks, and toys |
The car has a Mohawk hair-do made of Barbie doll legs |
Bamboo Shoots & Leaves (1956) by Cristina Iglesias |
Blondie & Noel (1951) by John Ahearn |
Rainbow Arch (1927) by Kenneth Snelson |
Rainbow Sphere (1951) by Marta Cellura |
On the right: Cylinder Fragments (1948) by Steve Bennyworth; on the left: Balanced-Unbalanced (1931) by Fletcher Benton |
Behind: Hawthorn Tree (1936) by Isaac Witkin; In front: Transfiguration (1936) also by Isaac Witkin |
2 comments:
I am happy to be included on your tour recap and glad that I encouraged you to stop and check out the sculpture garden too! At the other end of the spectrum and not too far away, but just as nice, is the Flower House of Lakewood! for more pictures of That Car #3 https://www.instagram.com/thatcarartcar/
Thanks for the tip, and for the link to more That Car photos!
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