The Sculpture Garden of the New Orleans Museum of Art
Oui! Je suis barriotic! And I never really understood noon ba’t kaya me mga museum, kung saan naka-display mga tigok nang tao o dili kaya mga kubyertos nung sina-unang panahon. Malay ko ba! I was busy kahig food when I was still in the barrio. I see them in books, but I was never really interested at them. It was only until I came to the United States when I started appreciating art. Barriotic?! Mahilig sa art?! Can you imagine? My first taste was actually at the Art Museum in Philadelphia. Then most of the museums around the National Mall in Washington DC. Since then, I have been to the National Museum in Bogota, Colombia; the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam; the Louvre Museum in Paris, all around Prague which is almost like a living museum, the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest and the Metropolitan Museum in New York. It’s amazing what you see and learn inside.
Today, in my beautiful Barrio of New Orleans, I will take you on a tour of the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden of the New Orleans Museum of Art. Our barrios are full of history and drama. Can they make gaya these ones I’ll be showing you? They can create their own Sculpture Garden. Come! Come to momma!
1.) This was at the entrance. No name.
2.) Large seated cardinal in bronze by Giacomo Manzu, Italian 1908-1991
3.) The Drummer by Michael Sandle in Bronze, British, 1936
4.) Three figures and four benches by George Segal in painted bronze, American, 1924
5.) Ruth & Naomi by Leonard Baskin in bronze, American, 1922
6.) The Future Generation by William Zorach in bronze, American, 1867
7.) Civitas by Audrey Flack in bronze, American, 1931
8.) Cosmo by Seymour Lipton in nickel silver on monel metal, American, 1903
9.) Monkeys in stainless steel by Rona Pondic, American 1952
10.) Restrained in patinated cast iron by Deborah Butterfield, American 1949
11.) Safety Pin in stainless steel, aluminum and acrylic polyutherene enamel (Lumiit ba ako?! O lumaki sya?!)
12.) Overflow in stainles steel by Jaume Plensa, Spanish 1985
13.) Riace Warriors I, II, III, IV in patinated bronze by Elizabeth, British, 1930 (Hehehe! Sa totoo lang an tigas tigas kamo nitong nakikita ko! hehehe!)
14.) Heroic Man by Gaston Lachaice in bronze, France, 1882
15.) Acme in copper by Saint Clair Cemin, American born Brazilian, 1951
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16.) By Saar, a thought-provoking memorial to victims of terror and violence. The man, while formally dressed is presented in a torturous position, yet he appears brave and resolute, preserving his personal dignity. Saar has made the figure into a bell, inspired by Japanese temple bells, which are rung in purification rites. When chain is pulled on the back, a deep mournful sound is heard. The title, Travelin Light is taken from a popular Billie Holiday song.
17.) River form by Barbara Hepworth in bronze, British, 1964.
18.) Large Pulcinella by Sorel/Etrog in bronze, Canadian born Romanian, 1933
19.) Venus Victorious in bronze by Pierre Auguste Renoir, French, 1841
20.) Hercules the Archer in bronze by Antoine Bourdele, French 1861
21.) Grand Val de Grace in bronze by Jean-Robert Ipousteguy, French, 1920
22.) La Poetesse in bronze by Ossip Zadkine, French born Russian, 1880
It’s a wide Sculpture Garden and I have more pictures but these were the beautiful ones that I would like to show. Hindi pa ang ganda nang bago kong barrio ngayon?
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reynz is one Uragon and a Filipino-American, has many years of public accounting & auditing, broadcast investments, housing tax credits and equity investments as his background. Based in the US, he maintains his personal and humor blog at reyna elena dot com. A graduate of Aquinas U, he went to GWU and Temple U in the United States.
hoy!!! pretensyosa. kelan ka pa naging art enthusiast? hahaha
kelangan panindigan ang social climbing at magkaron nang background sa arts eh baka kasi me magtanong at ma-challenge na naman tayo di ba? hahaha at least ready ang mga answers na alam naten hehehe
those pieces that came from france and spain were probably a personal private collection na dinonate. dont you think?
yeap Roni, you’re right. those were all donations to the New Orleans Art Museum
Gaganda ng art! Pero kung dito lang yan, sigurado madami nang mga familya nag kabit ng tent at tumira diyan. Bilis ng taas ng rating ha! Congratulations to all the people behind this great site!
O kaya, dahil bronze ang mga yan, baka pinakilo na hahaha!
Yes, our traffic & viewership is unbelievable! Hope tuloy tuloy to! hahaha!
kahit dito meron na rin sinasabing tent cities.
mga tents na itinatayo ng mga homeless sa parks.
naku mahal gawin satin yan lalo na kung project ng politician… peace!
sa barrio pwede, maipagawang rebulto yung posing ni “miss” mel…
traffic? tuloy tuloy? bakit? may posibilidad pa po ba na huminto? para talon ang agos ng isipan ng manunulat, kaya parang ilong ang agos ng bumabasa… walang traffic(parang sa kalsada)…
congrats po!!! (ngaun palang)
meron nang rebulto di ba? yong si Marcos? hahaha!
litsi, ILIBING NA YAN!
akala ko ba pinasabog na yun? hahaha! baka mamaya yong sementong ginawa nun eh kinurakot pa hahaha
honga pala, meron pala nun, pagkalakilaking pagmumukha, akala ko you’re referring to the cadaver sa museum, hahaha!
Reyna,
Wala na yung ulo ni Marcos sa Ilocos.
pwede yung safety pin sa lampin ng anak ko!
feel ko nga lumiit ako eh, there is a counterpart sa Philly, pag-uwi ko litratuhin ko hahaha SIPIT naman sya hahaha
disturbing yung Saar ha.. at yung giant pin, panalo! i like the museum. wish ko lang makapunta din diyan someday, somehow, somewhere. sana may ganyan din sa pinas. yun nga lang kelangan bantayan kung yari sa bronze at baka ibenta sa junk shop. hehehe
@alex: kalokah ka. lol
natakot nga ako! ang people were mingling dun and i got curious! yun pala un ang indeed nakakapanginig ang music hahaha
meron din diyan yong kay rizal. life-like sculptures noong binaril siya sa luneta.
ang gagaling ng mga yan!
dito nakakakita lang ako ng bench na may estatwang naka-upo sa mcdonalds, hehe
ang mga bench kasi dito, hindi inuupuan e…
hinihigaan!
siguro in bizzilian years, yang si McDo will be on someone’s sculpture garden na rin hahaha
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gusto ko yong giant pin. pahiram nga.
no doubt, pinsan mo si hugh jackman.
future generation, 1867, is a very modern sculpture.masyadong advanced ang hutak ng artist.
yung acme, di mo malaman kung tsupon o “upuan”. ilove those chromed monkeys.yung victoroius venus, ganyan ang hugis ng tipikal na arbyana. yung heroic figure, me mali sa dick nya, masyadong mataas, bwahahaha! btw, nice post, whew! buti na lang walang watermark, hahaha!
unang tingin ko dun sa Acme eh ganun nga, pacifier nang mga higante hahaha!
oo! yong mga artist, uber ang utaks hahaha kaya pala napapagkamalang mga baliw, pero ang takbo nang inventiveness at creativity will really amaze you di va?
This is similar to Rodin Museum in Paris – mga sculptures na nasa garden.
I love the large seated cardinal in bronze by Giacomo Manz. Lakas ng dating sa akin, reminds me of Jaime Cardinal Sin.
Lovely sculpture Reynz! Ganda ng mga art na ito. ^_^
Gusto ko yung stainless monkeys…ang ganda nila. At saka yung overflow.
Si Adolf Hitler nga, mantaken nyo, before naging head ng Nazi e isa pala siyang watercolor artist nung kabataan nya.
Favorite painter ko si Salvador Dali. Natutuwa ako sa mga paintings nya. Mind boggling. Paglalaruan ang imagination mo. Haha.
u’r right! i read about that part of hitler.
Sa totoo lang, I don’t appreciate visiting museums, it bores me to death. Pero siguro pagdating ng panahon at nag-mature na rin ako, maiintindihan ko na kung bakit may museum. Pero ang cute ng safety pin ha… yun lang talaga ang napansin ko. =)
hahaha, ganyan din ako, i mean, tiga-barrio ba naman ako and what do you expect, right? pero once you’re in there taz ma-experience mo, iba talaga.
one of the best na muntik ko nang makita taz iniwanan ko sina Chuva was this Human Body Parts na exhibition sa Art Museum in Philadelphia. Mga tunay na kalansay nang tao taz sinabugan nang plastic at mukhang tunay – as in natakot ako hahaha
wow, ibang level na nga ang barrio, as in culture kung culture eto!
i especially like the overflow in stainless, before i was disctracted by those matitigas na mama. ha ha
dinah,
sabi sayo an tigas tigas nga eh hahaha bato pala hahaha
Naks! Ang galing ng mga art na ito! Sana makapunta din ako sa mga places na yan.