This is the third post featuring the outdoor sculptures at Clackamas Community College in Oregon City, Oregon. Although, the second item here is from the Carnegie Library site in Oregon City, but the rest are on campus.
Best I can tell, the davenport is made out of cement or, is covered in cement or like material. It looks like the real thing until you touch it. I don't know how they did it!
I took all the photos with a Canon ELPH 300HS. It's a point and shoot and takes super photos and is suitably priced for any budget. (See below)
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