Images of sculpture from Brookgreen Gardens--page 4. Digital Imaging Project: Art historical images of European and North American architecture and sculpture from classical Greek to Post-modern. Scanned from slides taken on site by Mary Ann Sullivan, Bluffton College.

Brookgreen Gardens

This page includes works by Anna Hyatt Huntington and C. Paul Jennewein.

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Don Quixote
Anna Hyatt Huntington
aluminum, 15' 1 1/2" H

The emaciated visionary, carrying a broken lance, rides a weary Rosinante, with head down and tail between his legs. (See below for Jennewein's Sancho Panza.)

Huntington conveys Don Quixote's endless quest, especially through his face. Beetlebrowed with deep-set eyes, he stares ahead. But why does he have such large ears?

Sancho Panza
C. Paul Jennewein

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Don Quixote Anna Hyatt Huntington aluminum, 15' 1 1/2" H		The emaciated visionary, carrying a broken lance, rides a weary Rosinante, with head down and tail between his legs. (See below for Jennewein's Sancho Panza.)



Huntington conveys Don Quixote's endless quest, especially through his face. Beetlebrowed with deep-set eyes, he stares ahead. But why does he have such large ears?

Sancho Panza C. Paul Jennewein