Reclining Woman, Fernando Botero, 2004, Edition No 3/3 Bronze, front driveway of the St Regis, Singapore
This post is my contribution to One Word Sunday: Body hosted by Debbie at TravelWIthIntent
Body
All things bright and beautiful
Delighting in Our World
That is an interesting and beautiful sculpture, Ju-Lyn.
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Thanks Lavinia. Fernando Botero was one of the first sculptors which captured my heart – and there has been no turning back since.
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Impressive!
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It is indeed! It’s actually quite challenging to portray the scale of this sculpture. It’s quite rather enormous!
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you really captured the smoothness of the material used – and the different views was a nice virtual experience of this piece
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Am glad you managed to get a sense of the work – it was actually quite challenging to capture the immensity of the sculpture. For some reason, it’s tucked into an awkward space in front of the hotel.
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wonder why they put it there and wonder how much it cost – looks expensive
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Botero sculptures run high in the art marketplace. Lots of big corporations and owners of buildings love to place Boteros & Rodins in their lobby or front doors … I think it has to do with fengshui.
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Great images, Ju-Lyn
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Thanks so much Sue! Appreciate your popping in for a visit!
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Pleasure!
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Uuum… yikes.
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🤣🤣🤣
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Lovely sculpture. It reminds me of one I saw a few years ago, so now I just have to find the exhibition catalogue to check if it was the same artist. Ah the rabbit holes I can’t resist.
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I know, right? I get like that too … it just rankles at me when that piece of information sits just outside ….
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🙂
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A great choice for the body theme – I love Botero’s work and hope to get to Medellin one day to see much more of it.
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Thanks Debbie! Oh my goodness! Visiting Medellin would be too fabulous!
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