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| THREE BLACKTAIL JACKRABBITS 1993 By Mark Rossi Located: Centerpoint Center Tempe, Arizona Blacktail jackrabbits are a common sight in Arizona and a native to the desert surrounding the cities. In this sculpture, Mark Rossi shows three colossal jackrabbits in natural poses around a large fountain. These jackrabbits are called the Restful Rabbit, the Guard Rabbit, and the Groomer Rabbit because of their poses. All three sculptures have plaques that encourage people to touch the sculptures but warns people not to climb on them for the safety of the people and the sculptures. Mark Rossi has always had an interest in art and in the desert. His mother had an Apache, Pueblo and Spanish heritage and his father was a Western artist. His art includes his love of the environment and animals of the Southwestern U.S. |
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