Tony Award collage 2020
by Janice Drew
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Tony Award collage 2020
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Janice Drew
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December 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrim's Mayflower landing in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620. Because the Tony Award has been passed on to artists around the world on different continents, I decided to take the Tony on a waterfront walk with me.
I made a collage of the Tony with the monuments representing the Pilgrims, the Wampanoags and immigrants that came later and settled in our town. The Tony is in every photo representing ALL people.
L to R: "Forefather's monument in the distance. The overall scheme was designed by architect Hammatt Billings. The 36-foot figure of Faith was based on a 9-foot plaster model by William Rimmer in 1875 that was enlarged and altered by Joseph Edward Billings and a sculptor named Perry (probably John D. Perry). The subsidiary statues were executed by area sculptors including Alexander Doyle, Carl Conrads, and James H. Mahoney." Wiki
Pilgrim sarcophagus - Sarcophagus with Pilgrim remains on top of Cole's Hill
Mayflower II just newly restored for the past three years.
Massasoit statue - Cyrus Edwin Dallin (1861-1944) sculptor
Gov. William Bradford statue - Cyrus Edwin Dallin (1861-1944) sculptor
Plymouth Rock engraved with 1620 and Plymouth Rock Canopy - The current structure was designed by McKim, Mead, and White for the Tercentenary of Plymouth Rock. (1920).
Pilgrim maiden - Paul O. Jennewein, sculptor
Pilgrim mother - Henry Hudson Kitson, sculptor
Immigrant statue - Barney Zeitz, sculptor
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December 4th, 2020
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Laurel Adams
...v...best to you, Janice, DECEMBER 2020 FAA TONY AWARD WINNER! It is so befitting that you chose to walk thru history, showcasing so many historical sites and statuaries from your (and my) beautiful home state of Massachusetts in commemoration of ALL people. Your collage retrospectives are stunning, speaking to our Nation’s brief but resilient history against the millennia. So well done.
Laurel Adams
Janice, thank you for such wonderful entries. These truly speak to the heart of the contest theme... HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU....CONGRATULATIONS, December 2020 TONY AWARD WINNER! With all the difficult challenges of 2020 it is so WONDERFUL to celebrate your accomplishments and insight as to the global significance of FAA’s TONY AWARD. BEAUTIFUL collage and description.
Mona Edulesco
Very beautiful photos and collage, Janice! :) Love how you photographed the Tony with all the statues and monuments, what a great idea!