Bob Brown’s photograph of the ruins of the old Charleston Museum is a mixture of the classical and the contemporary. The semicircular ruins with Corinthian columns harken back to a bygone era (while making reference to ancient ruins) however, the juxtaposition of classical forms and palmetto trees and the Carolina sky – as seen through a wide-angle lens moves this work towards the realm of surrealism.
- Collections: South Carolina Arts Commission State Art Collection
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