Fountain At Forsyth Analysis

The fountain at Forsyth is one of the most popular attractions in Savannah; it is also one of the favorite structures for artists to portrait. I don’t blame them, this piece is a representation of purity and perfection. The white color combined with the design of its architecture shows pureness and cleanliness. In addition when the light of the day reaches to its brightest point, the white color of the fountain seems to glow giving it a divine looking. Whatsoever I have had appreciated the fountain at night, when the lights of lanterns illuminates it giving it a mystic looking, as if something magical was up to occur. The fountain it is a complement of the nature that surrounds it, it separates a regular building with the wildness of the natural environment The fountain would not be that spectacular without the natural elements, it mixes human features and nature by combining architecture, and water, flowers and plants. Yet it is also a contrast between what does endures and what does not.
Tritons are playing their trumpets like they were announcing something, and the swans are rising their necks looking at the sky. Both types of figures seem to be swimming while they dance too, whatsoever, they also look to be at the defensive, protecting the main structure and the woman that it is in the top. Furthermore the number of the figures is seven, and this is a symbolic number within different cultures. What I know about the number seven, it is that it represents knowledge and spirituality, and also it is a way of protection. The Swans and the Tritons transmit a sense of rhythm that takes your eyes to the trunk of the