In my attempt to be fresh in seeing something new in old iconic structures, I decided to present the sculptures sitting in front of the Supreme Court Building in Washington D.C. as a dyptic. On the left is the statue "Authority of Law" and on the right "Contemplation of Justice". I like the simplicity of seeing just the statues themselves without the clutter of the building's facade and portico. The statement is great with their united balance. I hope we keep these things in mind as we work on the issues that warrant the function of our Supreme Court in this nation.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Dyptic of Justice and Law
In my attempt to be fresh in seeing something new in old iconic structures, I decided to present the sculptures sitting in front of the Supreme Court Building in Washington D.C. as a dyptic. On the left is the statue "Authority of Law" and on the right "Contemplation of Justice". I like the simplicity of seeing just the statues themselves without the clutter of the building's facade and portico. The statement is great with their united balance. I hope we keep these things in mind as we work on the issues that warrant the function of our Supreme Court in this nation.
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