Wicker Parlor (1999)
by Michael Davis
DESCRIPTION: 19-foot by 14-foot sculptural installation of a 6-piece ensemble of painted steel wicker-style parlor furniture and ceramic tile floor mosaics, installed on an oval 14-foot by 19-foot brick-faced site:
Davis' ensemple evokes the modest lifestyles of the area's early residents with typical wicker furniture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries - complete with a bowl of fruit.
See also Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden for the permanent sculptures by Michael Davis, Eugene Daub and Anne Olsen-Daub, Michael Amescua, JoeSam., and Carlos Terres.
- wicker table with ceramic fruit bowl with orange
- two wicker chairs
- wicker chaise lounge
- two ceramic tile "floor rugs" (51-inch by 89-inch; 24.5-inch by 61-inch)
Davis' ensemple evokes the modest lifestyles of the area's early residents with typical wicker furniture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries - complete with a bowl of fruit.
See also Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden for the permanent sculptures by Michael Davis, Eugene Daub and Anne Olsen-Daub, Michael Amescua, JoeSam., and Carlos Terres.
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
