Saturday 27 June 2009

Close to the Small Wood at Par


Does anyone know what this represents ? (china clay?)
Posted by The Watcher at 13:16

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous2 July 2009 at 01:52

    My only thoughts are something to do with sitting, thinking and pondering, until I saw the door and that threw me.
    I know if I need to think something out I go sit on the stairs, many a good idea has been hatched by me sitting pondering on the stairs.
    I am probably seeing this from a totally wrong angle.

    Heiko

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  2. The Watcher2 July 2009 at 20:05

    Yes and I am also.

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  3. Angie Moore2 July 2009 at 20:12

    The walk where the statue is situated is the walk to the Eden Project and I believe the land is owned by the Council. There is said to be a statue of Pegasus a little further up the walk, although I have not seen it myself and there are in fact statues all the way along the walk. The statue in question is at the closest point to Fowey, and I believe it is linked to Daphne Du Maurier, but I shall contact the Council and do some further research.

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  4. Angie Moore2 July 2009 at 20:21

    Adding further to this... I wonder if each item in the statue depicts a well known section from a different book, i.e. the great door at Navron House; Descending the grand stairs in "Rebecca"; "The stairs beckon her but she contnues on to the kitchen"... Possibly Jamaica Inn. Need to find a link with the drapes. The books speak for themselves.

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  5. Unknown2 July 2009 at 21:49

    Interesting theories. I suspect you are on the right lines with the Daphne Du Maurier aspect.
    Maybe the books,door,drapes and staircase represent the journey in symbolic form to higher knowledge.

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  6. Angie Moore2 July 2009 at 22:05

    It is only in the eyes of the artist who created the statue! What about a link to Barbara Hepworth? I may be getting out of my depth!

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