Old-timers may remember the wood sculpture “The Family” that was originally installed in the lobby of the departed Altadena Savings & Loan. Artist Pamela Weir-Quiton created and installed the piece in 1969, and it’s been missing for many years:
Meticulously made of exotic woods, the monumental piece features a father, mother, daughter and their dog. The father stands eight feet tall, wearing a double breasted suit with a pin striped shirt and tie with a pocket handkerchief. The seated mother is dressed in a turtle neck top and full skirt that forms a right angle bench for sitting. There’s a little girl for children to relate to and a reclining dog whose head pivots.
Recently rescued from a warehouse, the piece will be on display at the L.A. Modernism Show in Santa Monica on May 1-3.
PR Web has the full story.
Old-timers may remember the wood sculpture “The Family” that was originally installed in the lobby of the departed Altadena Savings & Loan. Artist Pamela Weir-Quiton created and installed the piece in 1969, and it’s been missing for many years:
Recently rescued from a warehouse, the piece will be on display at the L.A. Modernism Show in Santa Monica on May 1-3.
PR Web has the full story.