ROB AND KAREN OPPENAUER-SCULPTURE
| NOAH'S ARK 1 |
This is Noah's Ark 2 in a series of arks by Karen and Rob Oppenauer. The concept by Rob
and Karen Oppenauer. The Ark was constructed and painted by Rob Oppenauer. It was
completed on Tuesday January 30 2005.
and Karen Oppenauer. The Ark was constructed and painted by Rob Oppenauer. It was
completed on Tuesday January 30 2005.
MOUSE OVER IMAGE
SHOWS BACK OF
SCULPTURE
55cm/ 21.5" long
13cm/5.25" wide
27cm/10.5" to top of box
44cm/17.5" to the top of
the rainbow
SHOWS BACK OF
SCULPTURE
55cm/ 21.5" long
13cm/5.25" wide
27cm/10.5" to top of box
44cm/17.5" to the top of
the rainbow
Why are the two giraffe
heads in the water and
not sticking up from the
ark like in cute pictures
we're used to?
Because they are evil
ones left behind.
heads in the water and
not sticking up from the
ark like in cute pictures
we're used to?
Because they are evil
ones left behind.
The Ark is a solid chunk
of wood with a slight
door imprint on the centre
front. The one window is
in the back and can only
be seen with a mirror.
of wood with a slight
door imprint on the centre
front. The one window is
in the back and can only
be seen with a mirror.
Mouse over image will
show a more realistic
shape. 1 cubit = 1 mm
Even if we don't know
exactly what a cubit is we
do have the dimensions.
300 long X 50 wide X 30
high. In the mouse over
picture the ark is lying on
top of the water.
show a more realistic
shape. 1 cubit = 1 mm
Even if we don't know
exactly what a cubit is we
do have the dimensions.
300 long X 50 wide X 30
high. In the mouse over
picture the ark is lying on
top of the water.
These thumbnails are to
show that when Rob
Oppenauer builds
something it will last.
Notice the dowels and
drilled holes just to hold
the Ark in place.
show that when Rob
Oppenauer builds
something it will last.
Notice the dowels and
drilled holes just to hold
the Ark in place.
