5 years cancer-free! That was the occasion for the celebration in Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park. My friends and I wanted to rejoice over a benchmark in the life of another special friend. This was the perfect setting for a party.
We created a vignette under the shade of a trio of trees, first by laying down a quilt "floor," then by setting a low table with linens. Our seats were pillows. Flowers, delicious home~made food, and mimosas completed the picture. Next to each place was a keepsake vintage glass filled with soil and an angel wing begonia.
"Abracadabra" by Alexander Liberman
After our luncheon, we wandered through some of the beautiful 265 acres of meadows, rolling hills, woods, and gardens. We enjoyed taking photos of the wonderful (world class) sculptures and gorgeous landscapes.
"Laocoon" by Alexander Liberman
We ended our celebration in another area of the park, with dessert cookies and tea. a perfect day!
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, a non-profit organization located in SW Ohio, USA, was founded by Harry T. Wilks in 1996. This park was touted as the "most beautiful natural setting of any art park in the country" by Atlantic Monthly.
"Our mission is the eventual establishment of a collection which will demonstrate the complete history of sculpture by mankind, making Pyramid Hill the only art park in the world working on the accomplishment. "
LINKS:
◄ interview with Wilks showing some of the lovely park lands and sculptures (4 minutes) ◄ 365 things to do in Cincinnati Day 187 ◄Alexander Liberman, Russian-American born in 1912, died 1999. article and obituary This is a fun weekly meme under the direction of Jenny Matlock. You, too, can join in the fun! This week our letter is "S." Visit all the other wonderful entries HERE.
photos by me © 2007
PS: It was a SURPRISE party!
PPS: Lest I give the wrong impression, this party was not for me.