Embedded Files
DESCRIPTION: station art installation in progress:
The bas relief ceramic panels depict wildlife in the San Dimas area and hillsides: coyote, raccoon, frog, lizard, skunk, deer, and bobcat.
Each of the four walking stick sculptures represent a distinct theme: local flora and fauna, local cultural features, and local places to "experience" San Dimas' beauty. The fourth walking stick is designed as an "adventure stick" honoring the 1989 Sci-fi comedy Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, set in San Dimas, with a variety of amusing images such as the March Hare from Alice in Wonderland, a flying ship, a small door, and a stairway wrapping around the sculpture.
- four 8-foot high free-standing cast bronze “walking stick” sculptures embellished with figures and images
- seven hand-sculpted bas relief ceramic panels, mounted onto canopy column bases
The bas relief ceramic panels depict wildlife in the San Dimas area and hillsides: coyote, raccoon, frog, lizard, skunk, deer, and bobcat.
Each of the four walking stick sculptures represent a distinct theme: local flora and fauna, local cultural features, and local places to "experience" San Dimas' beauty. The fourth walking stick is designed as an "adventure stick" honoring the 1989 Sci-fi comedy Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, set in San Dimas, with a variety of amusing images such as the March Hare from Alice in Wonderland, a flying ship, a small door, and a stairway wrapping around the sculpture.
LOCATION: 124 W. Railway Street, San Dimas, California, USA
TWO OF THE SEVEN BAS RELIEF CERAMIC PANELS:
STATION ARTISTS EUGENE DAUB AND ANNE OLSEN DAUB WITH THE CERAMIC PANELS FOR THE STATION CANOPY COLUMN BASES, IN STUDIO AND AFTER INSTALLATION:
ONE OF THE FOUR WALKING STICK SCULPTURES DURING INSTALLATION (E. DAUB AT FAR RIGHT):
Page updated
Report abuse