A 6-foot-tall, one-ton sculpture of Poseidon’s head, created by internationally known superrealist artist Carole Feuerman, stares out at passing East Market Street traffic from the museum’s lawn.
The bronze sculpture with green patina replaces “Monumental Quan,” another sculpture by Feuerman that had been on loan to the museum until it sold. “Poseidon” is a permanent addition and a gift from the artist.
There’s a new piece at the Medici Museum of Art that will catch your eye before walking in the front door. It’s a 6-foot-tall bronze sculpture and sits on the lawn. “Poseidon” is the work of Carole Feuerman, whose art can also be seen inside the Medici.
Feuerman is a super realist whose work features swimmers and dancers in 34 museums around the world.