(The Golfer), (sculpture).

(The Golfer), (sculpture).

Hemmah, Maynard, sculptor.

(The Golfer), (sculpture).

Carved tree trunk.

Sculpture: approx. 84 x 31 x 22 in.; Base: approx. H. 66 in. Diam. 43 in.

A male golfer, standing with his proper left leg bent at the knee and crossed in front of his proper right leg. The proper left foot is resting on the tip of the toes with the heel elevated. His proper left arm is straight at the side, with the hand leaning on a golf club. The proper right arm is bent at the elbow, the hand grasping the lapel of his jacket. He wears a jacket and bow tie and a golfer's cap.

Recreation -- Sport & Play -- Golf

Dress -- Accessory -- Hat

Dress -- Accessory -- Tie

Outdoor Sculpture -- North Dakota -- Grand Forks

Grand Forks Country Club, Box 236, Grand Forks, North Dakota 58201

Carved with a chain saw out of a single tree trunk which is now dead. The tree trunk is still rooted in the location where it grew.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, North Dakota survey, 1992.

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