Showing posts with label elephant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elephant. Show all posts

Friday, 12 October 2012

Chatsworth ~ Beyond Limits ~ 2012/9

OK, before I push my mouse to one side for the evening here's Exhibit No. 9 of the Beyond Limits exhibition at Chatsworth.

It's called Elephant and yes, it's by Barry Flanagan ... 
Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 9

I rather like where this is positioned too ... there's no clutter surrounding it.

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 9

It's in between two lines of rather attractive 'wavy' hedges ...

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 9

Is it me or is its tail out of proportion though ?

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 9


Sunday, 7 October 2012

Chatsworth ~ Beyond Limits ~ 2012/6

Exhibit No. 6 of the Beyond Limits exhibition at Chatsworth [which is still running] is 'Composition' by Barry Flanagan ...



Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 6

'Composition' didn't inspire me as you may be able to tell from these photos ...


Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 6 

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 6 

... or perhaps I'm just not quite in the right frame of mind just now.

Monday, 17 September 2012

Chatsworth ~ Beyond Limits ~ 2012/2

With Exhibit No. 2 we leave the hare behind and concentrate on an elephant. Indeed this exhibit is called 'Elephant' !



Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 2 

In fact I saw Exhibit 2 on my way to look at Exhibit 1 ~ both of them being in or near to the rose garden.

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 2

'Elephant' was a little easier to photograph than 'Large Mirror Nijinski' and there weren't quite so many people around ...

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 2

... well some of the time there were perhaps a few too many legs in view ...

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 2

... then they were gone.

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 2

I thought this was quite a nice piece in a better position ...

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 2

Beyond Limits ~ 2012 ... exhibit number 2 

Obviously much more lifelike than Exhibit No. 1 !