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A sculpture professor at the Savannah College of Art and Design is currently finishing up a 25 foot stainless steel sculpture of a gavel and block for the supreme court building in Columbus, Ohio.
The third chair picture down (the black and tan arm-chair) is in my hometown of Anniston, AL. It’s located on Noble Street and has been there for as long as I can remember. It’s been several colors, the favorite from my childhood being pink. This picture makes me miss home Nice collection!
i found a link to a chair battle Here, you can see the chair in Anniston, AL was red at the time. I guess they change the color to match current trends. Interesting article about the great chair battle.
Why are there no credits to the photographers that took these photos? I’m sure these photos were just grabbed off the internet without permission. This practice is lazy, rude, and just plain wrong.
The image you have on your website of the largest tea pot from Chester WV is my photograph. I ask that you either take the image down or credit me for taking the image.
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I don’t have a picture, but somewhere in Indiana there is a giant ketchup bottle.
A sculpture professor at the Savannah College of Art and Design is currently finishing up a 25 foot stainless steel sculpture of a gavel and block for the supreme court building in Columbus, Ohio.
Here’s a link to the ketchup bottle…it’s in Collinsville, Illinois
http://www.catsupbottle.com/
Don’t forget Gardner, MA. Another chair: http://www.gardner-ma.gov/
What is with giant chairs? Are they for all the giant Paul Bunyan statues?
The third chair picture down (the black and tan arm-chair) is in my hometown of Anniston, AL. It’s located on Noble Street and has been there for as long as I can remember. It’s been several colors, the favorite from my childhood being pink. This picture makes me miss home
Nice collection!
i found a link to a chair battle
Here, you can see the chair in Anniston, AL was red at the time. I guess they change the color to match current trends. Interesting article about the great chair battle.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/CIVIchair.html
I don’t do this (post replies) very often, so if the link doesn’t work, my sincere apologies.
Why are there no credits to the photographers that took these photos? I’m sure these photos were just grabbed off the internet without permission. This practice is lazy, rude, and just plain wrong.
Hey, how about crediting my photo you’re using without my permission… or put a link to it and credit it to me?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kt/420056205/
The image you have on your website of the largest tea pot from Chester WV is my photograph. I ask that you either take the image down or credit me for taking the image.