Fairhope, Alabama
BY BRUCE LARSEN
A bird-like sculpture by Fairhope artist Bruce Larsen is to be installed downtown in the courtyard next to the BB and T bank: donated to the city by its current owner Dr. Lynn Yonge.
Yonge said the piece has been on display at the Mobile Museum of Art but they did not have a place for it anymore: it was originally given to him by Larsen in exchange for medical services.
The sculpture will be located near the rear of the alley, sometimes known as 'Rue Colonial' -- and covered by a wooden structure with benches for seating.
Yonge added he thought it "hurt Larsen's feelings" that the museum did not want it anymore.
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| artwork by Bruce Larsen |
A bird-like sculpture by Fairhope artist Bruce Larsen is to be installed downtown in the courtyard next to the BB and T bank: donated to the city by its current owner Dr. Lynn Yonge.
Yonge said the piece has been on display at the Mobile Museum of Art but they did not have a place for it anymore: it was originally given to him by Larsen in exchange for medical services.
The sculpture will be located near the rear of the alley, sometimes known as 'Rue Colonial' -- and covered by a wooden structure with benches for seating.
Yonge added he thought it "hurt Larsen's feelings" that the museum did not want it anymore.
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| Dr. Yonge |
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