This is a portion of a sculpture by J. Seward Johson at the Key West Museum of Art and History. See their web page on it athttp://www.kwahs.com/press/seward.htm; it's a fascinating series of works. Johnson himself has had an interesting life you might not envy:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Seward_Johnson_II

This photo was taken just outside the sculpture of Van Gogh's painting "Vincent's Bedroom in Arles." See a reproduction athttp://www.vggallery.com/painting/p_0482.htm - van Gogh did three paintings and two drawings of the room, and Johnson has captured the forced perspective in his sculpture. The chair, for example, is greatly slanted towards the viewer in both the painting and the sculpture. Each item that you see in this photo is a separate object. If you ever have a chance to see any of these works by Johnson, take the opportunity.

This is a portion of a sculpture by J. Seward Johson at the Key West Museum of Art and History. See their web page on it athttp://www.kwahs.com/press/seward.htm; it's a fascinating series of works. Johnson himself has had an interesting life you might not envy:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Seward_Johnson_II

This photo was taken just outside the sculpture of Van Gogh's painting "Vincent's Bedroom in Arles." See a reproduction athttp://www.vggallery.com/painting/p_0482.htm - van Gogh did three paintings and two drawings of the room, and Johnson has captured the forced perspective in his sculpture. The chair, for example, is greatly slanted towards the viewer in both the painting and the sculpture. Each item that you see in this photo is a separate object. If you ever have a chance to see any of these works by Johnson, take the opportunity.