General Andrew Jackson by Coleen Perilloux Landry

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25 April 2006	Coleen Perilloux Landry

This is one of the few statues of a horse mounted that has both feet off the ground. Most mounted horse statues have three feet on the ground.

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Jola Dziubinska		25-Apr-2006 22:23
I remember this, wonderful monument. And excellent photo, Coleen.

laine82		25-Apr-2006 22:18
Almost a silhouette...very nicely exposed.

Al Chesworth		25-Apr-2006 21:36
Nice one, I presume it's bronze. The sulpter must have been very clever, the image is so well balanced.

petesie		25-Apr-2006 21:26
I, too, am really impressed with the composition.

royalld		25-Apr-2006 20:15
Nicely composed shot. I was under the impression that statues of horses with two hoofs in the air, indicate the rider was killed in battle. Horses with one foot in the air indicate the rider was injured in battle. That must be true because I read it somewhere on the Internet :^) I don't recall how Andrew Jackson died but I am sure it was not in battle.

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