DANCING CRANES (Limited Edition of 7) abandoned crane photo art A striking example of Simon

A striking example of Simon Taylor’s photorealism

capturing the subtle meeting of land

where heavy-duty security rings are embedded into the road surface for riders to chain their bikes

With its restrained palette and painterly depth

DANCING CRANES (Limited Edition of 7) abandoned crane photo art A striking example of SimonDancing Cranes is a monumental bronze sculpture by Simon Gudgeon, inspired by the crane often referred to as the bird of happiness and the elegant form of the Strelitzia, or crane flower. The sculpture captures a sense of grace, harmony and upward movement, with the sweeping organic forms creating a powerful yet refined sculptural presence. Cranes have appeared in art, mythology and symbolism for thousands of years. In the Egyptian Museum in Cairo