While trying to find out information about the "Spirit of American Statesmanship" statue, I came across another project of artist/sculptor David Adickes. Since I did not know that name of the statue in question at the time, I stumbled upon this article about some giant presidential heads that were being made to become an attraction known as Presidential Park. Adickes is lending 43 of his 18 foot statues to the new attraction. It seems as if the first five were brought in on this past President's Day to begin the project. This is not far from me, so I need to drive over and take a look at this!
Friday, April 11, 2008
Did You Know About Presidential Park?
Did you know about Presidential Park?
While trying to find out information about the "Spirit of American Statesmanship" statue, I came across another project of artist/sculptor David Adickes. Since I did not know that name of the statue in question at the time, I stumbled upon this article about some giant presidential heads that were being made to become an attraction known as Presidential Park. Adickes is lending 43 of his 18 foot statues to the new attraction. It seems as if the first five were brought in on this past President's Day to begin the project. This is not far from me, so I need to drive over and take a look at this!
While trying to find out information about the "Spirit of American Statesmanship" statue, I came across another project of artist/sculptor David Adickes. Since I did not know that name of the statue in question at the time, I stumbled upon this article about some giant presidential heads that were being made to become an attraction known as Presidential Park. Adickes is lending 43 of his 18 foot statues to the new attraction. It seems as if the first five were brought in on this past President's Day to begin the project. This is not far from me, so I need to drive over and take a look at this!
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