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		<title>Hippo (large)</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Sometime after the end of the Twentieth Century, surviving the threatened Y2K end of civilization as we knew it (or at least, the pleasures of anytime, everywhere computing), I began a series of square-bodied bronze animals that continues to this day which I refer to collectively as my Square Menagerie. The very first animals were<a href="http://johncurriefineart.com/sculptures/hippo-large/" rel="nofollow">...<br /><br />View the Full Post</a>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sometime after the end of the Twentieth Century, surviving the threatened Y2K end of civilization as we knew it (or at least, the pleasures of anytime, everywhere computing), I began a series of square-bodied bronze animals that continues to this day which I refer to collectively as my Square Menagerie. The very first animals were African––a lion, several elephants, giraffes&#8211;and eventually, a small hippo. I loved the idea of having it poking up out of a jungle lake, mouth agape, surrounded by swirling water. I liked it so much that I built this second version, twice as large. The larger scale emphasizes both the size of the animal and the fun of the pose.</p>
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<p>Created in wax and hand-cast in bronze, it emerges 7&#8243; from a 16&#8243; circular base of Uba Tuba marble (isn&#8217;t that about the best name for anything <em>ever</em>?) with a built-in turntable hidden below.</p>
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