May 11, 2007 by royalld

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May 11, 2007

In the 1950's Randolph Johnston built a bronze art foundry in the Abaco's at the remote and exotic Little Harbor.
Artwork from the foundry is known world wide. In fact, one of the foundry's pieces resides in the Vatican's Museum in Rome.

Randoplh has since passed away but the foundry is still operated by his son Pete and Pete's sons Greg and Tyler.

We were fortunate enough to view a pouring while we were in Little Harbor in April.

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Greg Harp		18-May-2007 03:28
Terrific capture.

Guest		16-May-2007 18:42
Thanks for sharing your travels. Thank you for your astute observations, your curiosity and respect for local history.

Char		12-May-2007 12:51
Hi Dave, Amazing works of art! Great captures of them.

Guest		12-May-2007 03:21
Awesome! V

Dan Chusid		11-May-2007 23:13
What balance!

J. Scott Coile		11-May-2007 23:08
What a great op. well captured Dave.

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Artwork from the foundry is known world wide. In fact, one of the foundry's pieces resides in the Vatican's Museum in Rome.
	Randoplh has since passed away but the foundry is still operated by his son Pete and Pete's sons Greg and Tyler. We were fortunate enough to view a pouring while we were in Little Harbor in April.