Penelope
Local artist, Michael Stutz, immortalized "Penelope" from the Greek mythology "The Odyssey" for waiting 20 years for her husband Ulysses to return home from his journeys.
- Karen
Monday, August 30, 2010
Local artist, Michael Stutz, immortalized "Penelope" from the Greek mythology "The Odyssey" for waiting 20 years for her husband Ulysses to return home from his journeys.
- Karen
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The moment Penelope looks forward, it may look backward as well.
A very striking sculpture.
Wow... she gets great views daily!
what a beautiful sculpture. the first shot is my favourite.
I have to say, this sculpture freaks me out everytime I walk past. Though, of course, that's usually in the evening...
I think that's what the artist was going for 'to freak people out and make them take notice' I like it.
Rainfield61: You never know where she is looking.
Yogi: It sure is and huge too!
EastCoastLife: She looks forward to the ocean and backwards to the cityscape.
LifeRamblings: I might have caught it on its good side.
HereBeDragons: I can see why with it having no eyes. Then I'm glad I walked past it during the day.
Ryan: It certainly is different to make it noticeable.
That is absolutely so artistic. What a treat to see this. It must have been gorgeous in person.
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