October 28, 2007
Hosok Tere a Little Differently
The impressive size and location of Hero's Square makes it a frequent visiting point for tourists and locals alike. Rather than treat you to the same visions, I took some photos of the statues only.
Does this not look like a heavenly battle about to begin? Sort of like mythology coming to life.
Looking at this one, I would love to know the artist's intention. There must be a story of what it depicts - the female leaning, the male figure holding a golden something...unfortunately, I do not know. :(
Does this not look like a heavenly battle about to begin? Sort of like mythology coming to life.
Looking at this one, I would love to know the artist's intention. There must be a story of what it depicts - the female leaning, the male figure holding a golden something...unfortunately, I do not know. :(
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3 comments:
Beautiful photos.
The last one is quite typical of a view of male and female, yes? The male striding tall, obviously some sort of a victor. And the woman at his side. Sort-of sharing his victory, but leaning toward him, showing a little bit of a submissive role.
Just my interpretation..
Mari-Nanci
Photos-City-Mine
Really impressive statuary. This is the kind you just stand and study for a while.
--steve buser
New Orleans Daily Photo
Mari-Nanci - yes, you are probably quite right in the intent. Traditional roles.
Steve - yes, there are many beautiful statues in the monuments on Hero's Square, and people do linger.
Thank you both for coming by and leaving a comment.
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