With all the wide variety of plants and houses on the
grounds at the Chautauqua Institution
in upstate New York, statues are a relative rarity—and when they do turn up, as here, they make a statement with attitude. I’m not even sure this particular
statue has a name or title, but something in the raked tilt of the hat
indicates that the desired stylishness of the headgear is being subtly (or,
perhaps, not so subtly) mocked.
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