Art Walk Part 3

   Hi everyone. Happy Friday. I hope everyone had a great week or I should say a couple of weeks since I didn't join any Friday posts last week including Friday Lunch Break at Gillena's bog. My husband took a vacation from work and, if you haven't read any of my posts for a while, he and I drove up to the province of Quebec, Canada.

    You might remember in my last couple of Friday posts I shared some statues  from an art walk I'd taken at a local sculpture garden called Alnoba. You can link up to those 2 posts Art Walk Part 1  and Art Walk Part 2 if you're interested.

     Today I'm back at Alnoba with some more sculptures.  Today's sculptures are by Native American/ Apache artist Allan Houser. He was a favorite artist of the owner of Aloba. These first few  sculptures are very classic and lovely pieces.

I love the boots.

This next statue is a little more abstract, but it is by the same artist. It sits in a little stream, but unfortunately the stream was dry when I visited.

     The artist that led our tour asked if any of us saw a fish. I didn't at first, but now that he mentioned it it is all I can see.

This final sculpture (above) by Allan Houser sadly had some bird poop on it, and  it was even more abstract than the others. On the Alnoba website you can see what it would look like  once the grass dies back.

(https://alnoba.org/art-collection/)

      I'm linking this post to this week's Friday Face Off  at Nicole's blog  and also to Friday Lunch Break     at Gillena's blog.

I still have  one more post's worth of sculptures from my early September art walk. I'll finish them off next Friday. But until then, have a wonderful weekend and week ahead.