Seward Johnson
This monumental sculpture is the highlight of a year-long project celebrating Seward Johnson's spirit and all the things that he loved.
St. Michaels Farm Preserve, Hopewell, NJ and made possible in collaboration with the Johnson Atelier, D&R Greenway Land Trust and the Hopewell Valley Arts Council by grant from the Atlantic Foundation, a Johnson Family foundation.
Patinated aluminum, finished with clear incralac
Head 169"x142"x56.9"H, Left Hand 42"x79.5"x59"H, Right Arm 108"x129.5"x254.5"H, Left Leg 148"x252.5"x132"H, Right Foot 47.5"x84"x67.5"H
©1980 The Seward Johnson Atelier, Inc.
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About
Inspired by nature
Seward Johnson loved Hopewell Valley – the beautiful expanse of field and forest of St. Michaels, a sense of well-being and return to nature. He would have loved people wandering, finding their own story as they take advantage of the surrounding trails and community. This ‘giant’ amplifies that feeling.
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