April 25, 2015
Winged Mercury
This is a detail of a sculpture that was copied from Mercury in the National Gallery of Art, which was in turn derived from an earlier version. As a child and young person, I enjoyed visiting the National Gallery and went many times.
We saw this graceful statue at Little Oatlands near Leesburg.
Sharing with The Weekend in Black and White
Labels:
Arts and Crafts,
Monochrome
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Great silhouette against a lovely sky. I like this a lot.
ReplyDeletePretty silhouette and sky. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe angle of this shot is so neat!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful b&w.
ReplyDeleteExcellent contrast against that background!
ReplyDeleteah, I want wings like that. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the silhouette. Neat photo.
ReplyDeletePerfect photo to go with your title.
ReplyDeleteThat's cool.
ReplyDeletegreat shot!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from THE BLACK AND WHITE WEEKEND.
The clouds in the air lend an air of possibility. Who knows, Mercury might just take off! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love the National Gallery.