It is so cold and gray out. I would have opted to stay home today but Papa J. suggested that we go the the De Cordova Museum in Lincoln. It turns out that if you have a credit card from Bank of America, the admission is free.
The indoor museum itself is rather small and it was somewhat crowded. I am never a fan of smelly old winter coated people so we passed through the exhibits quickly. There were some interesting works by a few artists and it was nice to be afforded an up close view of their work.
Additionally, there is a sculpture park that somewhat resembles the one in Princeton NJ. It was cold and hilly so we (I) cut short our walk. The setting is pretty, over the Charles River as it broadens. We'll have to return in the spring.
My favorite sculpture was, of course, the baseball player. He is very shiny and dynamic looking. Dad liked the solid brick circle which seemed kind of ho-hum to me.
Faceless Jack says hello. The tiny bit of pink resting on the chair, is his tongue.
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