City of Littleton Public Art
Littleton, Colorado
Art in public places in Littleton's city limits, acquired by the Arts & Culture Commission, Littleton Fine Arts Board, South Suburban. or other organizations.
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Skip To My Lou
- Aluminum, Enamel
- Don Mitchell
"Skip To My Lou" by Don Mitchell, 2003; large aluminum piece with multi-colored painted surface with clear powder-coated top surface; base has 5 long red round poles arranged in a circle, and are straight at top and bottom, with one slight curve on each, at different intervals; dark blue petalled "collar" at top of poles; ball bearing mechanism on top of the "collar"; 4-pronged cross is white with black stripes; prongs are rectangular in shape but are long, narrow, and are slightly bent upwards; top center of prongs has a pyramid shape with a ball in the center; ball is round with a white background with blue, red, yellow and green organic shapes; top edge of each of the four prongs has anthropomorphic (human-like) dancing figures, in orange, blue, yellow and magenta; each figure is non-descript, overall flat with curved limbs and head, each in a different dancing position.
Skip To My Lou
Don Mitchell
2003
Powder coated aluminum
Purchased by the Fine Arts Committee
Owner: City of Littleton
Maintenance authority: City of Littleton - Fine Arts Board/Littleton Museum
- Created: 2003
- Inventory Number: GENL-2003.008.0000
- Current Location: Gallup Park - 6147 S Gallup St Littleton, CO 80120 (google map)
- Collections: Littleton Fine Arts Collection, Sculptures
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