Where In The World?

Monday, October 25, 2010

Where In The World?

Anyone know where this is? And more to the point, why?

Proxi, still hanging around.

3 comments:

mellowpops said...: Hey Uncle Jay, Iam a great follwer at your blog....just love your thoughts, never left comment though,but this post has really ticled my mind aswell so i did a litte "google"....(ask google, he knows everything...lol)..

This is what i found...

Ouderkerksplein, Amsterdam, Holland
Embedded into the sidewalk, between the sidewalk stones of the Ouderkerksplein and the square that surrounds the Old Church in the Red Light District is a bronze/iron sculpture of a hand caressing a breast. The artist is unknown. This sculpture was left secretly in the wee hours of the night. Over the last 15 years, this same unknown artist has placed numerous bronze and iron statues all over town, anomynously in the night. It’s been discovered the artist is a local doctor who does the art in his spare time. The City of Amsterdam has since accepted his works as long as the identity of the artist is never revealed. This particular sculpture is a bronze female bust on the pavement in front of the Oude Kerk on Oudekerksplein square. It represents the women of the Red Light District

here is the link: http://www.technogypsie.com/reviews/?p=493

Tuesday Greeting
Mellowpop; 3:16 AM, October 26, 2010
The Big Guy said...: MP: Thanks Mellowpops...
But I can't take credit for this one. My oh-so-twisted temp Proxi, one of the Arimaspi, is responsible for that.
Thanks for looking in.
Your membership card and decoder ring is in the mail.

Proxi-
Brass boob bobbling, b'Gawd.
Very nice...

TBG; 5:36 AM, October 26, 2010
Bug said...: What does the padlock do?; 9:09 PM, October 28, 2010

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Monday, October 25, 2010