Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
These bronze sculptures were made from the life casts of living models.
I felt it looked better in black and white because of the brightness of the background.
Only slightly altered in Elements 2.
I am sorry I forgot to get the name of the artist.
I don't remember the artists of these
except the large painting in the corner is a Jackson Pollack from 1952.
One of the galleries in the new addition to the museum.
I thought this large sculpture made with tools contrasted nicely with the painting on the far wall.
I was wondering why this guard was staring at me for so long and I went over to Becky
and started to say something about the guard just staring at me and Becky said "You know he's not real don't you?"
The Museum Guard, 1975 by Duane Hanson.
A wall sculpture made from printer's drawers.
End of Day-Nightscape IV, 1973 by Louise Nevelson.
The colorful steps leading up to the original building.
I liked the way these are presented leaning against a wall on the front lawn of the museum.
Storage, 1999 by Judith Shea.
A closer view of one of the pieces from the sculpture, Storage.
Shuttlecock on the lawn.
Herman Miller chair, 1952.
This is supposed to be a likeness of Picasso.
Pablo Ruiz with Itch, 1980 by Robert Arneson.
The Thinker, Auguste Rodin
Henry Moore sculpture - Relief No. 1, 1959.
I didn't get the artist or name of this sculpture. While I was photographing it- from a much better view point- my memory card had an error and I had to switch cards and then a tour group came by and I settled for this shot. There is a much better viewpoint than this.
This African mask is in a dimly lit gallery with other art from Africa.
The photo wasn't as sharp as I had wanted, so I photo shopped it a bit.sculptureartafricanmaskbwblack and whitenelson atkins museum