The Clock Rider, a unique bronze sculpture by Richard Neidhardt. This is one of more than 40 contemporary sculptures at Texas Sculpture Garden in Dallas.
Another bronze sculpture in Ohio was featured on “Old Man and His Dog.”
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Very col, I like this sculpture a lot. thoughts about our relationship to time
It definitely gives us something to think about. 😊
that’s amazing.
I agree, Leanne. It is one of my favorite pieces of art in the entire exhibit. 😊
The hands of time move slowly when you are at work sometimes. It reminds me of the quotation: “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” – Confucius
You thought of the perfect quotation! 😁
Thank you!
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That is another way of seeing time! Interesting, Pepper.
Thanks, Sandy. This sculpture was one of the smallest in the exhibition and yet, one of my favorites. 😊
What a great expression of the 9 to 5!
I know! It is amazing to me when artists make a statement with something that looks simple.
That’s a really cool sculpture, thank you
I thought it was too. Definitely seems to be making a statement.
Very thought provoking!
I thought it was too, Esther. 😉
Thoughtful words accomplish much.