There is a big giant Hammering Man in downtown Seattle---I have only seen pictures of him but he's there. He is 48ft tall and weighs in at 26,0000lbs. He is a heavyweight. MB
Lord, Lord, it must be Henry, the steel-drivin' man!!
When John Henry was a little tiny baby Sitting on his mama's knee, He picked up a hammer and a little piece of steel Saying, "Hammer's going to be the death of me, Lord, Lord, Hammer's going to be the death of me."
"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson
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I rather like it. I wonder what it would be like coming across it on a dark and stormy night.
Wow, this is very cool!
I like that.
Very dramatic looking, you have set him off perfectly against that big blue sky!
Henry Clay! I'd like to see a photo of this with a person beside it, for scale. An idea for another day!
Janis
GDP
Gosh! He is a tall hammering man :)
I have seen something like this in Frankfurt...
Pretty cool. I like it too. Is it metal? Stone? Maybe I should just get hammered.
He is tall.... and I like him:)
There is a big giant Hammering Man in downtown Seattle---I have only seen pictures of him but he's there. He is 48ft tall and weighs in at 26,0000lbs. He is a heavyweight.
MB
If a very tall person stood under him would they be hydraulically hammered on the head? Pretty neat sculpture!
He appears to be a very tall man!
Lord, Lord, it must be Henry, the steel-drivin' man!!
When John Henry was a little tiny baby
Sitting on his mama's knee,
He picked up a hammer and a little piece of steel
Saying, "Hammer's going to be the death of me, Lord, Lord,
Hammer's going to be the death of me."
That is fun, Lowell!
MB beat me to it. I love the one outside the Seattle Art Museum!
I've seen the one in Seattle, too. Quite an impressive piece, as I'm sure this one is, too.
Cool. Must visit.
It must be fun to see it in action.
I like this piece!
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