This
quadruped is a sculpture of Fernando Botero, a Colombian painter and sculptor who is renowned for his exaggerated, puffed up human and animal forms. Located on Rambla del Raval in Barcelona, the large bronze feline stands with its thick tail. More images from the net are
here.
Dimensions: 7,17 m / 23.5 ft long, 2,28 m/ 7.5 ft wide , 2,16m / 7 ft tall, weight: 2200 Kg / 4850 lb.
Lovely! I love seeing images of public art from around the world, so this really made my day!
ReplyDeleteI actually recognised it as a Botero just from the photo, he has such an unique style. I love the round forms, it's a statue that invites being touched.
ReplyDeletea serious creature!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Quite the imposing feline!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sculpture and perfect for Q.
ReplyDeleteA lot of bronze in the making and it has a lovely sheen on the surface!!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't want to meet a LIVE one in the dark of night! lol
ReplyDeleteLeslie
abcw team
Very nice sculpture.
ReplyDeleteI think it's been eating too much!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very BIG quadruped. :)
ReplyDeleteThats a very round cat. A smile and it would have been a Cheshire !!
ReplyDeletePheno, ABCW Team
Wow, I wonder if little kids are scared the first time they see this!
ReplyDeletewow! giant cat. i should be hiding by now. lol
ReplyDeleteWow! It has a no-nonsense expression !
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice cat ! I want to have it in my garden ! It's probably only a price question, lol !
ReplyDeletespain is always been on my must see list!
ReplyDeleteThat's huge!
ReplyDeleteFind out what Quiet is for my kids.
We got a few of Botero sculptures around my town too!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is quite a quadruped!
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated with the puffy sculptures of Botero, I have taken shots of his sculptures located in Singapore too.
ReplyDeletetat one is QUITE big :)
ReplyDeleteMy Third Eye
By some reason I like Boteros full-bosomed figures, both paintings and sculptures.
ReplyDeleteGood Photo as well
It´s so funny, I know Botero. I really like his works. Great shot!
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