We are now outside, in back of my Museum house. We’ll soon be at my “Dinosaur Park,” kind of like the ones I’d first visited as a kid and later adult, starting with my first, the original Dinosaur Park in Rapid City, South Dakota (on a smaller scale, of course).
To see my Jonas Studios Tyrannosaurus head (and how it looked when still attached to its body) being delivered to my “Dinosaur Park,” CLICK HERE … and some of my other giant dinosaur statues being delivered, unpacked and set up in the park, CLICK HERE.
To see a video clip of my “Dinosaur Park,” shot by my Deputy Director, CLICK HERE or on the photo above, right … and to see some photo ops of the park’s visitors, CLICK HERE or on the photo below, left.
My “Dinosaur Park” is often also visited by extant nonhuman critters. To see a preview of them, CLICK HERE or on the photo below.
As for some visiting superheroes and even vampires, CLICK HERE or HERE, respectively, or on the appropriate two photos below left and right, respectively.
For dancer Mu Wang’s free-form interpretation of my Dinosaur Park, Danse Prehistorique, CLICK HERE or on the image directly below.
But first, below is a preview of one of my many dinosaurian denizens — an Allosaurus garden statue — that you will encounter in my “Dinosaur Park,” as introduced here by my Museum’s Deputy Director.
To skip over the next four pages and go directly to the first dinosaur in my “Park,” CLICK HERE or on the photo below, left.
To return to the Home Page, CLICK HERE or on the photo below.
But if you would like to skip this section altogether — that is, if you are at least 18 years old! — and go directly to my “Dinosaur Park” in Gallery 2, CLICK HERE or on the photo below.
