Three Sisters is a sculpture that sits in Pottinger Park, in inner city suburb of Dawes Point. This sort of artwork in three pieces is known as a triptych. It was created in 1970 by Gordon Andrews, who also designed Australia's first decimal currency banknotes implemented in 1966. It is part of the Walsh Bay Sculpture Walk. This small park is on a hill behind the Walsh Bay wharves, with a backdrop of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The colour of this sculptural set really agrees with me. It stands out well against the bridge and sky.
ReplyDeleteI would so love to sit and lean back on one, in the shadow, with a good book and a cold beverage.
ReplyDeleteAre those sisters out of shape? ;)
ReplyDeleteShadows in the Rock
And I thought they were in shape. ;)
DeleteThe shadows seem part of the sculpture presentation.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the 3 muses. Love these sculptures!
ReplyDeleteTo tell the truth, I really like the bridge in the background more than the sculptures.
ReplyDeleteI tried to make it a feature of the shot.
DeleteInteresting sculptural work.
ReplyDeletelovely photo in such a great city!
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