Amos
Amos by George Hensely depicts a jubilant man playing the trumpet as Hensely Witnessed in his frequent trips to Louisiana. The massive 11-foot statue draws inspiration from the popular street art found throughout Louisiana and celebrates the joy of street concerts. Hensely utilized scrap metal and long-established blacksmith techniques to construct the artwork in an embracing of his pastimes beyond serving on the Mesquite Police Department as a lieutenant. Titled after a popular Jerry Reed song, Amos now towers over the children that prance around him in Andy Brown Park East.
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