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Boston - Seen from USS Constitution

One of the first frigates built for US Navy, launched in 1797. 204 ft (62 m) long and usually carried more than 50 guns and a crew of over 450. Restored in 1927-31 www.ussconstitution.navy.mil/

HWW and Best wishs to all my friends

Title of Piece: Sunday Morning in Deep Waters Artist: Carl Milles Acquired: 1940 Material(s): Bronze Location: Ingalls Mall between the League & Burton Tower Comments: The figures depict Father Triton and his sons on a holiday excursion. Gift of Charles Baird (AB & LLB 1895, AM 1940) in memory of Thomas McIntyre Cooley, professor of Law and Dean of the Law School. The fountain has been fondly called "Ye Gods and Little Fishes" by students. A renowned Swedish sculptor, Milles was the first sculptor-in-residence at Cranbrook, where this piece was executed. It was his 12th fountain and 96th major work. arts.umich.edu/museums-cultural-attractions/sunday-morning-in-deep-waters en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triton_(mythology)

Rather than words comes the thought of high windows: The sun-comprehending glass, And beyond it, the deep blue air, that shows Nothing, and is nowhere, and is endless. Excerpt: "High Window" ~ Philip Larkin