As grotesque as this image can be, I like how it parodies the DaVinci work Vitruvian Man. There is just something that appeals to me with a work showing the sense of proportion being transformed into a work of bone, blood, and gore.
One picture that I missed, that I wished I had taken, was of the headless horseman. The story has always been a particular favorite of mine since it was set right across the river from Nyack in Sleepy Hollow.
It wasn't till I saw this window, actually, that I realized there was a theme among many of the windows this year. Quite a few referenced other works of art - mostly movies or the drawn arts. This was whimsical, but tied all the other windows together (and made me wish I had taken pictures of some of the others).
On the way home, however, I captured this final picture... that reminded me that weaving was another particularly appropriate art form for the season.
I haven't seen pictures from Nyack since the storm, but I can't imagine they're very good. I received word today that Trick-or-Treating has been postponed indefinitely because the roads are quite dangerous with quite a few downed power lines.
However you express yourself this spooky season, stay safe.
Don't lose your head.
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