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Tuck
Langland
"Crossroads"
Monument
Bronze on Indiana Limestone
7' H Figures
Above: Detail of "Crossroads". |
Above:
Sculptor Tuck Langland stands in front of his sculpture "Crossroads". |
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"Crossroads" fountain sculpture shows a man and a woman
reaching toward one another across the water. Besides the figures
and the fountain, the complete sculpture includes an 850 foot alignment
of Indiana limestone. The stones march in a mathematical relationship
reminiscent of the alignments in Carnac, France, or the Hill O'Many
Stanes (Stones) in Scotland. The two alignments of stones meet at
the crossroads, right in the middle, where the two figures are located
on the two central stones. |
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