A stroll next to the Tagus River in Lisbon is very interesting. I never know what I’ll come across. This time it was river art – an industrious artist, using river rocks to create sculptures with a theme.
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Look carefully, the scene below is of The Last Supper.
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And here is the artist himself…
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A pretty lady.
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This is an interesting picture because it has so much in it. Firstly I’ve tried to include the whole exhibit. And secondly…can you see the green frog on the right of the photo? Surprise…..!
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A red velvet lined rock repository for his funding…
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Each collection of colour representing an inspiration.
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A message of welcome to the Pope who will be visiting Fátima soon.
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I don’t know who the artist is. While tourists marvelled at his rock art he carried on, never looking up, piling rock upon rock, creating new works.
This is fascinating! I wonder why he didn’t even look up. Must have been interesting to talk to him.
I agree, it must’ve been interesting to talk to him. He looked so busy and the river bank was on a lower level that we would’ve needed to shout at each other to talk 🙂 🙂
Looking forward to the day when I will see Lisbon myself…your post makes me want to see it as soon as I can!
It’s a lovely historical city, so vibrant. I am missing not being there right now 🙂
Thanks I enjoyed that and the last supper is quite appropriate for Easter. On the photo you where mention “And here is the artist himself…” is he the one on the left or right of the picture:
Hehehe 🙂
She has rather a striking face doesn’t she?