The Steps Of The Empire State Building

The sculpture demonstrates the idea of children’s mind development. What would one growing child naturally think and imagine, and how do they perceive and describe the themes that are often sublime which us adults lack to connect. This significance retrospect to where we earlier developed our creative thoughts and character.

On October 6th, 2016 at around 3 p.m. I rode the number 1 train from Van Courtlandt Park in the Bronx to South Ferry in lower Manhattan. The ride lasted about an hour. Like stated earlier, this should’ve been just another ride I had to take on the subway, but to my surprise it was a different experience. Without the disturbance of music and my phone, my senses were focused on everything in my surroundings and with that, the things I’ve observed on my ride were fascinating. This essay will focus on the observations I’ve made about the different riders

When I look at this sculpture, I feel sadness and sympathy for the fish, and I also feel guilty because, I and the world are responsible for the hurt this fish has felt.

After the sculpture was completed and was placed in the center of El Paso, the concerned Native Americans had told Houser what the sculpture had actually meant. After realizing the damage he had caused, he was dismayed and felt sorry, but was too late to do anything about it.

I liked your response on this prompt. You’re right, the sculpture of her dad represents her views on her dad; she holds him very highly. Ka worshipped her father; the sculpture is a direct representation of that. The loss of the sculpture serves as a freeing experience not only for Ka’s father but Ka as well.

It was dark after we left the surface to go into the underground concrete tunnel lined with dim orange lights which were placed about every ten feet. We were in and out of tunnels, stopping at each Metro station. The furthest station from Washington DC, towards Annapolis, Maryland, called New Carrollton, was run down with garbage on the floor and dirt and stains on the wall. Our final stop was at the slightly better run station called Smithsonian Metro Station. The people who accompanied me on the trip were my sisters, Megan and Brittney, my aunt, Sondra, and my cousins, Becky, Nick, and Kate. Not only did we visit the District of Columbia, but we saw the surrounding areas of Arlington, Virginia and Annapolis, Maryland.

This sculpture was made to help people in need. The people there believe that this sculpture has the power to find the cause of the trouble and to help them in their needs. Medicinal things are packed and are sealed in its stomach and that is how the spirit is drawn towards the sculpture (Art Institvte

from New York City to Albany in 32 hours. There was a great need for this

From an historical perspective, this piece is an excellent example of early classical Rome. You can sense the respect and admiration that the average Roman citizen had for Augustus, in the fine details of the sculpture.

The Tree sculpture is one of the most controversial sculptures that received many scandalous reactions from most people. The tree was installed at 11:30 am at the Place Vendome in Paris, France. The installment took place before the first day of the exhibition overnight. The sculpture was named just “Tree”, and it was approved by all Parisian organizations who oversees the installations. However, the sculpture was seen for a short-lived amount of time at the Place Vendome, as it lasted for three days before it got vandalized and deflated by one of the people who caused a scandal over the sculpture.

There were a total of 3 aspects of my soul which I used as the inspiration for my sculpture; responsibility, creativity, and perfectionist. To demonstrate responsibility, my sculpture has a supporting like figure on one side which is situated to “support” the free flowing structure of the leaf-like figure on the other side. It resembles an open hand and which is there to protect the leaf structure from falling over before it actually does. In addition, the monochromatic colour scheme of red-violet with the base being a very dark shade shows the hand structure as being “rooted” to the ground and very secure. All together the structure acts as a precaution which represents

The different pieces of scrap metal that make up my statue will twist and turn throughout its journey to the top of the sculpture. This will show the prospector that in life our pathways may twist and turn, but as long as you have your head on straight you will end up living your life to the fullest. Life will be tough no matter what you do or who you are, but once you are at the end, all that matters is if you lived your life to the best of your abilities. To depict this in my sculpture after all the twists and turns throughout the metal scraps, the top will have all the metal pieces pointed straight towards the heavens. On different pieces of the artwork, there would be splashes of color to interpret my colorful personality. The colors would be splattered on like someone threw paint balls at the sculpture. The splattering of the paint will show that I am a unique person, who isn’t afraid to show others my true self. I would want this sculpture to show others that no one is perfect, that is why I would want it to be made of metal scraps and splattered with paint to show the imperfections everyone deals with in life. Therefore, my sculpture would be interesting to anyone of any age. The twist and turns are for the artistic people in this world, the splashes of color are for the children to enjoy, and the meaning of my sculpture is for everyone. At

At first glace the sculpture of Ugolino and His Sons you notice how massive Ugolino is surrounded by his sons who seem to be clutching on to him for dear life. It is made of Saint-Béat marble which has a smooth texture and a pale gray but with light brown accents. This work of art stands a couple of feet over my 5’10 stature. I’m immediately looking up and drawn to the focal point of this sculpture which is Ugolino’s face in terror with his fingers in his mouth biting them. Looking at his hands you notice that they are actually huge in relation to his seated body. Following down his form you notice his massive feet, represented similarly in relation to his hands. There is a strong grip in his hands and feet that can only express massive

After working so hard at the Montgomery, Alabama Department Store I staggered into the bus stop. I didn’t want to stand so I let the crowded bus pass. The next bus rumbled up, half empty so I got

At the end of the night, Syl had been outbid on all the items except one. He was shocked when they called his name. Syl was the high bidder on a small sculpture that I would best describe as bizarre. The sculpture was of a human hand, palm up, with fingers spread apart on a rocky base. It was about five inches high, seven inches wide and seven inches deep. It was not anatomically correct but it was definitely a hand. Oh yeah, it was dark blue with streaks of gold. A truly bizarre piece.