Langlais Art Preserve
When:
Closed now
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Where:
Langlais Art Preserve
576 River Rd
Cushing, Maine
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Art, Outside, Photoworthy
Event website:
https://langlaisarttrail.org/
The Langlais Art Preserve is a nature and sculpture park celebrating Bernard Langlais’s legacy and the natural resources of the Cushing peninsula. Established on a portion of Langlais’s Cushing homestead, the Preserve retains several of Langlais’s outdoor sculptures in situ, including the thirteen-foot Horse, Langlais’s first monumental outdoor work and a landmark of Cushing’s River Road; his satirical depiction of Richard Nixon in a marshy pond; and his sculptural homage to Christina Olson, the local woman featured in Andrew Wyeth’s 1948 masterpiece, Christina’s World, among other works.
