The Visionaries by Anna Hyatt Huntington – Brookgreen Gardens
The Huntingtons founded Brookgreen Gardens in 1932 and it features many works by Anna Hyatt Huntington as well as other sculptors. It’s simply beautiful and one of my favorites places. It’s a definite “to do” when visiting the beach.
Pegasus by Laura Gardin Fraser – Brookgreen Gardens
Don Quixote by Anna Hyatt Huntington – Brookgreen Gardens
I remember the story of Don Quixote as a man fighting windmills but not much more except that it was a comedy detailing his delusional escapades. He looks so tragic and weary in this sculpture though – I’ll have to read the book again.
10-25-16
Update – A friend told me that the Broadway play, Man of La Mancha, was about Don Quixote. One of the songs that came from the play is “To Dream the Impossible Dream” and she suggested that I check out Luther Vandross’ version of the song. I did and it’s absolutely beautiful! It’s now on my IPOD.
Alligator at Brookgreen Gardens
The Lizard and Isabel
Isabel by Betty Branch – Brookgreen Gardens
Flute Boy by Richard Henry Recchia – Brookgreen Gardens
Lizard on Hibiscus
This photo was taken at Brookgreen Gardens. Every time I visit I see something new. This day I just happened to glance down and saw this lizard resting on a hibiscus flower and probably hoping I wouldn’t notice it. I got several shots before I moved on allowing him to go on his merry way.
Fulvous Whistling Tree Duck
Photo taken at Brookgreen Gardens.
A Hovering Bee
Joy of Motherhood by Willard Newman Hirsh – Brookgreen Gardens
I visit Brookgreen Gardens often but somehow I don’t remember seeing this sculpture before. Perhaps it’s because my daughter has a 3 month old that it caught my attention today.
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