
Public Art
Throne
A seat-shaped boulder forms the base of “Throne,” which began as a nod to Breckenridge’s playful self-designation as a kingdom in 1936, when it was discovered that the town had been left off a U.S. map despite the fact that it was founded in 1859. Viewers can climb onto the Town-commissioned sculpture for a photo under its steel crown, and enjoy the kinetic, stained glass shields high above it, their colorful reflections morphing with sun and wind.
Commissioned by the Town of Breckenridge.
From
Port Angeles, Washington. Formerly of Fairplay, Colorado.
Medium
Stone, steel, and glass
Installation Date
2014
