Dancing Head, (sculpture).

Dancing Head, (sculpture).

Miller, Alice Guffey, 1951- , sculptor.

Dancing Head, (sculpture).

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Wood and chain.

Approx. 11 x 8 x 5 ft.

The sculpture is an anthropomorphic monster with two long legs that lead directly to its head which was carved from a tree pulled out of the artist's yard. Three tree limbs are placed vertically in the ground surrounding the monster. Facial features have been burned into the surface.

Fantasy -- Monster

Outdoor Sculpture -- Arkansas -- Waldron

Waldron Elementary School, P. O. Box 476, Church & Cedar Streets, near front entrance to library, Waldron, Arkansas 72958

Sculpture was sponsored by the IDEA class through a matching grant from Arkansas Art Council. The artist created the sculpture with the help of third and fourth grade students from Waldron Elementary School. IAS files contain articles from the Waldron News, Sept. 15, 1988 and Oct. 1, 1988, pg. 4.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Arkansas survey, 1993.

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