The Gates of Arcadia - The Procession

The panels are bronze, inserted onto the frames. The panels are mounted on the inside of the gates and can only be viewed by the public when the gates are swung open. There are four large panels (2 on each gate) picturing: "The Procession of the Men" on one side and "The Procession of the Women" on the other. They show the two groups marching to the center of the gates. The upper panels depict a flock of doves escaping two hawks coming out of the hinge end of the panels. The lower panels depict two Cougars and two Coyotes chasing and finally eating the doves. There are two pigeons escaping freely from the bottom panels. Each character in the sculpture is a real person and integral to my fantasy called "The Gates of Arcadia".

John Battenberg - 2000

Navigation Instructions: Click on the panels to see a larger image. Once you click on a panel you can page through all of the panels on the gate. Use the left arrow to navigate back, the up arrow to return to this page, and the right arrow to move forward. When you have viewed all of the panels you will return to this page. The images are displayed left to right in accordance with the image above. The large panels are seen first, the upper panels next and then the lower panels.

"The Gates Entrance"
Return to Battenberg Studios
"The March"