Key West sculptor Bill Lorraine chooses a very special indigenous
stone as his medium: the corner stones of local Victorian-era
Conch houses which were deep-mined over 100 years ago from
the Upper Keys. He writes, “They are the symbols of
the determination of the early Conch families to survive the
extremes of the weather in Key West: hurricanes, tropical
thunderstorms and summer monsoons. These stones are literally
shaped by the history of Key West.”
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Kneeling Girl, 2006
Limestone
27" x 13" x 17"
Fort Zachary Taylor
Photo by Karley Klopfenstein |
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