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I tried without luck to find the name of this statue and the sculpture creator. it is an attraction in Fair Park , Dallas TX
directly behind it is the Texas Viet Nam War Memorial
Comments (38)
Cyve
Wonderful capture !!!
magnus073
Sensational working capture of this very cool sculpture, Richard.
zaigodou
Beautifuly done!!!!
ontar1
It is beautiful, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!
Shozai
beautiful sculpture
kenmo
Brilliant capture...
jayfar
I would call it 'The frolicking virgins'!!! Nice shot Richard.
Flint_Hawk
Excellent!
farmerC
Shining shot.
ladylake Online Now!
Beautiful fountain.
eekdog
very cool fountain and capture.
Faemike55
Very nice capture of this beautiful statue
clbsmiley
I surfed for awhile.... To find this info... The bronze and granite fountain, named “The Gulf Cloud,” was sculpted by Clyde Giltner Chandler. In 1912 the State Fair of Texas contracted with Chandler to do a sculpture as a memorial to Sydney Smith for his twenty-six years of service to the fair. In October 1916 Gulf Clouds, which she considered to be her best work, was installed at Fair Park. The bronze and grey granite sculpture, also called the Sydney Smith Memorial Fountain, is of a mother and three daughters representative of features in Texas geography. The seated mother represents Texas prairies; the left daughter represents the mountains; the Gulf, the third figure, adorned with draperies undulating like waves, lies at the feet of the other figures; a winged "Gulf Cloud" rises from the Gulf and symbolizes rain. The work, twelve feet high, thirty-five feet in diameter, and five tons in weight, was done in Chicago between 1912 and 1916. After Gulf Clouds was dedicated the sculptor lived in Chicago until 1936, when she moved to Santa Monica, California, and started a studio. She died on July 11, 1961, in Santa Monica.
Windigo
Great shot of a beautiful fountain!! Thanks also to clbsmiley for the info!!
UVDan
Great shot of the fountain.
bebert
belle sculpture !!
Leije
Curious statue, excellent shot !
Jean_C
Splendid statue, excellent capture!
loligagger
Beautiful statue!!!!!!!!!!
pimanjc
Excellent shot of the fountains.
johndoop
Beautiful shot!!!!
bakapo
a beautiful statue. nice shot!
jocko500
cool lot of information clbsmiley gives
DennisReed
Excellent
flavia49
great shot
sandra46
SUPERLATIVE IMAGE
brycek
Beautiful capture!!
Isabelle711
This is a most beautiful statue. :))))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Carry A Sunshine Smile In Your Heart :))))))
Minda
beautiful fountain and capture richard.
mgtcs
Fantastic sculpture Richard, excellent shot! Congratulations!