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Happy New Year
From Currents
Globetrotter
By: Max Edwards
Sculptures By The Sea
Just fifteen minutes by tram from The Hague
awaits a fairytale seascape: Scheveningen Beach
(sayv enn ing en). Known as the Dutch Riviera,
Scheveningen is part of the coast between Haarlem,
to the north, and Rotterdam, to the south.
In all seasons, Scheveningen town, and its beach,
join to entertain visitors. The Pier, a construct which
juts into the North Sea, hosts a cornucopia of
seafood eateries, a 150-foot-high Ferris wheel,
bungee jumping, and incomparable views.
Scheveningen’s sand dunes add drama.
But Scheveningen Beach, unlike other seaside
meccas, attracts art fans. Here, one finds 23 sculp-
ture groups created by Tom Otterness, a native of
Wichita, Kansas. Otterness’s work is found in the
U.S., in Germany, in South Korea, in Canada, and in
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other nations’ public spaces. For
Scheveningen, Otterness inter-
preted, in bronze, characters from
internationally-known fairy tales,
employing rotund and linear
forms. Many characters relate to
sea life. “The Herring Eater,” at
36 feet high, is the largest [see
photo].
Other Otterness sculptures
include “The Crying Giant,” Hans
Brinker--with his finger holding
back the sea, a diminutive
Humpty Dumpty triad, and Hansel
and Gretel--fattened and caged,
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