REPOSING HANUMAN
In this reclining version of the "splits"
one feels a sense of repose. The
upright, highly energetic version, with
the upper body verticle and arms
raised high overhead, was given the
name Hanuman, after the Hindu
monkey deity, as an acknowledgement
of his capacity to ride the wind and leap
great distances in his efforts to help to
god Rama and his wife Sita.
# 3/7
Bronze: Edition of 7 1984
22" L, 3 1/4" H, 4" W
$4,800 plus shipping and tax where
applicable.
In this reclining version of the "splits"
one feels a sense of repose. The
upright, highly energetic version, with
the upper body verticle and arms
raised high overhead, was given the
name Hanuman, after the Hindu
monkey deity, as an acknowledgement
of his capacity to ride the wind and leap
great distances in his efforts to help to
god Rama and his wife Sita.
# 3/7
Bronze: Edition of 7 1984
22" L, 3 1/4" H, 4" W
$4,800 plus shipping and tax where
applicable.
Patricia Sullivan