A crop of newfangled metal sculptures has magically sprung up all over Toledo. Well informed about local cultural ongoings as always, I haven’t a clue where they came from, who made them, and how long they will be staying. It seems they’ve been strategically positioned to strike up an interesting contrast.
Now, I do quite like the sculptures. I’m fond of smooth, curvy things, I can’t quite explain it.
If you want to see some modern ‘art’ in Toledo that’s so spectacularly bad it might scar your retinas, click here. Just remember that I warned you…
I’m trying to figure out what the first one is meant to be. A sheep with a moon shaped head?
The view through the “ear” is fantastic!
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I do think it’s some kind of animal… it looked more animal-like from an oblique angle from the other side, but I wanted to get the gate into the picture.
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The other one you’re referring to looks just like a £ sign from the other side!
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I like the ‘person’ one. The ‘donkey’ is ugly!
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Yup, he’s a bit ‘angular’… not my fave either
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Those are great. Much better than the DC practice of putting up a lot of awfully painted donkeys and elephants.
Also, those other sculptures were really creepy. Thanks a lot.
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Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Painted cows were all the rage a while back, we had loads of them around London.
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Love the pictures
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Thanks 🙂
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they remind me of the sculptures in Malaga. I wonder if it’s the same artist? anyway, lovely shots here!!
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No idea – now I feel compelled to find out. If/when I do, I’ll let you know.
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Okay 😊
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Oh I like it! Toledo is beautiful! I remember the painted cows craze, I liked them! Now, (at least in my hometown in the UK) we’re on to gorillas!
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Gorillas? What next, investment bankers???
I was fond of the cows, too.
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