Allegory Series

An allegory is a way of presenting abstract ideas or moral principals. I do this with manufactured objects. The sculptures are based on my observations and suppositions of human behavior and events. In this series I have combined ideas such as religion and business. Other pieces deal with situations and events we are familiar with and some are products for the betterment of mankind.

Al Honig, San Francisco, California, 1998

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Church In A Box (In Case) ?1997 32″ x 20″ x 9.5″	Church In A Box (Set-Up) ?1995 60″ x 19″ x 15″	Guard Dog ?1998 30″ x 23″ x 29″
Look Outs (Details)	Look Outs (Details)	Jump In The Line of Short ?1997 44″ x 10″ x 7″
For Just A Precious Moment ?1998 58″ x 11″ x 11″	< br />Combination For Love < br />?1998 65″ x 9″ x 9″	< br /> Combination For Love (Detail)
The Daily News ?2002 21″ x 10″ x 6″	Woman ?2002 30″ x 11″ x 10″	Singing Bird ?1999 62″ x 30″ x 16″
Look Outs ?1997 51″ x 15″ x 14″	Hanging Out with Art ?1999 64″ x 20″ x 15″	For The Easily Amused ?1997 56″ x 29″ x 21″
Exercize in Futility ?1999 57″ x 27″ x 26″	In Case of War ?2002 49″ x 27″ x 26″	Man ?2002 59″ x 17″ x 12″
Another Mystery of Life- It’s Your Fault ?1999 9″ x 11″ x 6″	Why a Duck? ?1999 36″ x 17″ x 24″	I Bent Over Backwards For You And This Is What I Got ?1998 13″ x 6″ x 5″
Barking Dog ?2002 27″ x 31″ x 38″	Lookout For Love ?1999 32″ x 21″ x 34″