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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. GFSN_191219_001.JPG: James Carl jalousie (flank), 2018
2. GFSN_191219_007.JPG: Walter Dusenbery Damascus Gate, 2002
3. GFSN_191219_020.JPG: Alexander Liberman Entwined III, 1987
4. GFSN_191219_029.JPG: Gary Wertheim The Family, 1995
5. GFSN_191219_034.JPG: Ekaterina Harrison Mirage, 1996
6. GFSN_191219_040.JPG: Karen Petersen The Listener, 1997
7. GFSN_191219_051.JPG: Martha Pettigrew Gossip, 2002
8. GFSN_191219_068.JPG: Mary Frank Sundial, 1980
9. GFSN_191219_076.JPG: Niki Ketchman Siren, 1994
10. GFSN_191219_083.JPG: Raffael Benazzi Primavera (Fig. No. 1439), 1967-68
11. GFSN_191219_090.JPG: Autin Wright Kordell, 1998
12. GFSN_191219_094.JPG: Tom Sternal Vertical Form 92:10, 1992
13. GFSN_191219_101.JPG: Robert Strang Solemn, 2000
14. GFSN_191219_107.JPG: Peter Lundberg What is Geometry?, 1999
15. GFSN_191219_123.JPG: Charles Ginnever Scorpio, 1990
16. GFSN_191219_138.JPG: Gordon Gund Legacy, 2010
17. GFSN_191219_148.JPG: John Newman Skyhook, 1998
18. GFSN_191219_161.JPG: Itzik Benshalom First Love, 2006
19. GFSN_191219_172.JPG: Elizabeth Strong-Cuevas Arch II, Set II, 1995
20. GFSN_191219_181.JPG: Toni Putnam Sacred Grove, 1996
21. GFSN_191219_191.JPG: Walter Dusenbery Haystack, 1977
22. GFSN_191219_195.JPG: Robert Ressler Wave Hill, 2000
23. GFSN_191219_201.JPG: Gloria Vanderbilt Heart's Desire, 2008
24. GFSN_191219_215.JPG: Michael Shewmaker Leviatano (Nebula), 2014
25. GFSN_191219_219.JPG: Curt Brill Dana, 2003
26. GFSN_191219_224.JPG: Kevin Lyles Passage, 1998
27. GFSN_191219_228.JPG: Philip Grausman Leucantha, 1993
28. GFSN_191219_233.JPG: Carole Feuerman Employee Shower, 2008
29. GFSN_191219_237.JPG: Carole Feuerman Employee Shower, 2008 In 'Employee Shower', Feuerman's figure is caught up in the moment, and in the action of taking a shower. The figure is put on display for the audience and is oblivious to their presence. Feuerman states that the young employee is captured in a moment of relaxation after a long day of work. It is "as though the ‘Employees Only' sign on the door of the bathroom is only a suggestion. Through the shared experience of the viewers, one woman's private moment becomes a public testimonial to the calming and purifying abilities of water."
30. GFSN_191219_254.JPG: James Dinerstein Still Speech, 2000
31. GFSN_191219_259.JPG: Horace Farlowe Portal Rest, 1999
32. GFSN_191219_271.JPG: John Van Alstine Juggler I, 1993
33. GFSN_191219_278.JPG: Meryl Taradash The Caged Bird Dances II, 2001
34. GFSN_191219_283.JPG: Howard Kalish Urchin, 2001
35. GFSN_191219_292.JPG: E. Calder Powel Schatz's Spaceship (Inspired by The Oloid), 2009
36. GFSN_191219_301.JPG: Christopher Cairns Lydia-Mary, 1982-83
37. GFSN_191219_305.JPG: Autin Wright Carmelita, 2008
38. GFSN_191219_313.JPG: Wayne Trapp Geometry of the Cosmos, 2005
39. GFSN_191219_319.JPG: Gordon Gund Flukes, 2004
40. GFSN_191219_325.JPG: Elyn Zimmerman Triad, 1993
41. GFSN_191219_331.JPG: Andrzej Pitynski Space, Conquer or Die -- Swiatowld, 2013
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Wikipedia Description: Grounds For Sculpture
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Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) is a 42-acre (170,000 m2) sculpture park and museum located in Hamilton, NJ, United States, on the former site of the New Jersey State Fairgrounds. Founded in 1992 by John Seward Johnson II, the venue is dedicated to promoting an understanding of and appreciation for contemporary sculpture by organizing exhibitions, publishing catalogues, and offering a variety of educational programs and special community events.

In July 2000, GFS became a nonprofit organization open to the public. Operation revenues come from visitors, art patrons, donations, and grants. GFS maintains an ever changing collection of sculptures, with works by Seward Johnson and other artists.
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