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Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Wordless Wednesday- Floating Art

St. Louis, Missouri

Posted by Gypsy at heart at 12:24 PM

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14 comments:

  1. Two Peas In a Pod23 January, 2008 12:54

    They are pretty but what are they? Floating carelessly in the water?
    Happy WW
    Kyla

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  2. Natalie23 January, 2008 13:10

    Those look pretty!

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  3. Neen23 January, 2008 13:21

    Very peaceful shot.

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  4. Utah Mommy23 January, 2008 14:13

    Oh these are nice to look at! Happy WW!

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  5. Shari23 January, 2008 14:14

    Neato. I've never seen anything like this before.

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  6. Anonymous23 January, 2008 15:38

    That's pretty, they remind of christmas floating down the river.

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  7. **"Liza"**23 January, 2008 16:34

    that is pretty neat!;)
    Happy WW! mine is here take a peak if you have time..;)

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  8. Gypsy at heart23 January, 2008 17:56

    These were glass balls floating in a pond at the Botanical Garden in St. Louis. I forget the name of the artist.

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  9. Anonymous24 January, 2008 00:18

    They look like the work of Dale Chihuly. He did something very similar at the New York Botanical garden. He also has some amazing sculptures at the Atlantis Hotel and casino in Nassau and in the lobby ceiling of the Bellagio in Vegas.

    Peggy

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  10. Gypsy at heart24 January, 2008 08:52

    That's it, Peggy! I remeber the name. Thanks for the boost....

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  11. Old Cowboy Dan24 January, 2008 18:46

    Dale has stuff all over the place. We went to one of his exhibits out here after D#2 was exposed to his work while at Art College in the Bay Area.

    Gypsy, I think I have a brochure and a book on his work and you can alwas Google him.

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  12. Anonymous25 January, 2008 19:06

    I put a link to his website in my earlier comment (that's why the name is in blue instead of black like the rest of the text). The website has a lot of biographical information, pictures of his work, etc.

    Peggy

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  13. Gypsy at heart25 January, 2008 19:21

    I saw it, Peggy, and checked it out. Fascinating! Thanks for the link....

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  14. Anonymous26 January, 2008 16:20

    You're welcome. I love his work.

    Peggy

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