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June 8, 2013

River City Sculptures on Parade–The Final Post

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This week I have been sharing the sculptures that are featured here in Mason City for a special exhibit that the city is hosting. The sculptures are on display, voting is taking place and most of them are actually for sale also.  It was a fun afternoon checking them all out and snapping some shots of them.  Chris’s brother, Carlton, had fun walking the tour with us and checking them all out.  We all picked our favorites and on Monday Carlton turned in our official ballots at the library .  Now we wait until September to see what the People’s Choice will be.  My previous posts here and here show the first selections.

Audrey from Minnesota Prairie Roots also did a photographic tour of a similar sculpture walk and there was one sculpture in common.  I am going to let you figure out which one it was!  Click here to go to Audrey’s post that features the Mankato walking tour —she had several posts also and the links are included in this selected post.

Now without further delay—the remaining sculptures featured in the River City Sculptures on Parade!

Circle of Friends by Karen Crain

Circle of Friends by Karen Crain

 

Appropriately situated in front of our library

Appropriately situated in front of our library

 

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Joy of Dance II  by D. E. McDermott

Joy of Dance II by D. E. McDermott

Kinetic Weather Disturbance Ensemble by Douglas Walker

Kinetic Weather Disturbance Ensemble by Douglas Walker

 

Our church in the background

Our church in the background

 

Info plate at Music Man Square where the next statue resides permanently

Info plate at Music Man Square where the next statue resides permanently

 

Carlton posing with The Music Man by Paul Rieffer

Carlton posing with The Music Man by Paul Rieffer

 

Pilgrim of Peace by Feliz Velez

Pilgrim of Peace by Feliz Velez

 

Red Dress by Shohini Ghosh

Red Dress by Shohini Ghosh

 

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Hands Held High by Gregory Mendez

Hands Held High by Gregory Mendez

 

Sand Hill Cranes by Gregory Johnson

Sand Hill Cranes by Gregory Johnson

 

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Fish Story by Martha Pettigrew

Fish Story by Martha Pettigrew

 

Carlton fit in nicely with this sculpture!

Carlton fit in nicely with this sculpture!

So there you have it!!!  Which one was your favorite??? Mine was the Circle of Friends but it was not one that was included in the voting so I settled for my second choice of Kinetic Weather Disturbance Ensemble.  Chris chose the Fish Story and Carlton the Dice.  How about you?  If you could vote which one would be your favorite?

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