Sunday Morning in Deep Waters (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
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art -(to be removed, see EN descr.), water, fountain
Sunday Morning in Deep Waters is a bronze water fountain by Swedish sculptor Carl Milles. The figures depict Father Triton and his sons on a holiday excursion. It was a gift of Charles Baird (AB & LLB 1895, AM 1940 from the University of Michigan) in memory of Thomas McIntyre Cooley, professor of Law and Dean of the Law School. The fountain has been fondly called "Ye Gods and Little Fishes" by students. A renowned sculptor, Milles was the first sculptor-in-residence at Cranbrook, where this piece was executed. It was his 12th fountain and 96th major work.
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Coordinates: 42°16'45"N 83°44'17"W
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University of Michigan Central Campus
University of Michigan Medical Campus
Old West Side Historic District
Nichols Arboretum
University of Michigan South Campus
The University of Michigan Golf Course
Pioneer High School Campus
Pioneer Woods
The University of Michigan North Campus
Washtenaw County, Michigan