Summer Distraction's II
SculptureWalk 2009by Lee Leuning & Sherri Treeby
Main Library, 200 N Dakota Ave
Bronze, clear lacquer coating, Sioux Quartzite, stainless steel · Base: 4’ L x 27.5” W x 16.5” H; Sculpture: 38” L x 15.5” W 43.5” H
Purchased April 8, 2010
- Object
- #19
- Resolution
- 20-10
- Location
- 43.54884, -96.72926
- Source
- SF GIS layer 34
2009 Sculpture Walk People's Choice Award winner. The piece depicts a young female figure riding a scooter. She is bent at the west with her arms on the handles of the scooter while she holds a book. A cat is shown at the figure’s left food and a small doll hangs upside down off the right handlebar of the scooter. The bronze exhibits several patina colors, including warm browns, dark greens, and yellow/gold tones for the girl’s flesh. A clear lacquer coating was noted throughout the piece. The sculpture is mounted on a rough-hewn quartzite base, likely with stainless steel rods and epoxy. A stainless steel plaque mount is affixed to the front of the base with stainless steel hardware. It encases a single, smooth, engraved quartzite plaque with black paint in the recessed/engraved areas.