THE BIRD GIRL OF SAVANNAH GA.
Sculpted by Sylvia Shaw Judson in 1936, and made famous by the best-selling book and movie, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, This exclusive licensing agreement granted by her estate gives you the opportunity to enjoy the serenity of this statue in your home or garden.
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want a quote? send us the item you are interested in along with your ship to address
Bird Girl In Ground Disappearing Fountain Option
*Bird-Girl Fountain $1299- (statue only) Free Shipping in Continental US
*Bird-Girl Fountain with a disappearing fountain kit $2199-. Everything you need to create this beautiful fountain pictured here. Kit includes 37.5 inch Bird Girl Statue, 4'x4' disappearing fountain basin with grate and screen, pump, hose, and all attachments. Mention that you saw this web-site and we will include free a square pedestal just like the one in the picture (an $95- value). (Free pedestal with disappearing fountain kit only). Installation video on info page. Call for shipping rates or send us an e-mail boulderfountain@gmail.com (540) 948-2239 
In Ground Basin Kit. Installation video on info/tips page
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BIRD GIRL PATIO/DECK FOUNTAIN
Patio/Deck Bowl Fountain Option
Patio/Deck Fountain Kit includes 40'' round x 16'' tall patio pond, pump, hose & fittings. $2399-
SOLD OUT Well, here she is in all her glory! It took me a while, but with your patience & help, she is finally installed in our yard and we love her! I can't thank you enough. You were wonderful!
My best, M Cook Buena Park, CA |
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Patio/Deck Disappearing Fountain Option
Bird Girl on our patio & deck disappearing fountain system. The low maintenance of the in-ground disappearing fountain now available for your above ground patio, deck or garden spot. Don't forget to add our lighting kit for a soft warm glow at night. Basin is 38.5'' wide x 10.5'' tall. Bird Girl is 37.5'' tall. $2300- includes pump, hose, splash mats, flow control & fittings.
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Bird Girl Pool Fountain
Bird Girl Pool Fountain. The beautiful bird girl on a cast stone pool fountain base. $1995- includes 46'' wide pool, pedestal, 008 pump, hose & fittings. Pool approx 350lbs. Photo sent in by customer showing pool he painted grey.
Lighting The Bird Girl
Lighting The Bird Girl. Let us put together an easy to install lighting system for your new fountain. Our lighting creates a soft warm glow and is perfect for night time viewing.
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Photo's below show cast stone base. Base comes unpainted.
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BIRD GIRL STATUES
Sizes available 15'' tall price $199 - 24'' tall price $429- 28'' tall price $529- and 37.5'' tall price $749- Free Shipping in Continental US (this is the statue only and are not plumbed for fountain)
BIRD GIRL FOUNTAIN STATUE
*Bird-Girl Fountain $1299- (statue only) Plumbed for fountain. Add the pump, 6' hose and fittings for $199- Free Shipping in Continental US
The Story
The statue of the Bird Girl was sculpted by Sylvia Shaw Judson in 1936. An eight year old girl named Lorraine Greenman was the model. The original was cast in bronze and was 50'' tall. An original edition of four bronzes was sold at the time, one of them to a family in Savannah who put it in their family plot in the Savannah Bonaventure Cemetery.
The Bonaventure Cemetery statue sat virtually unnoticed until 1993, when Random House hired Savannah photographer Jack Leigh to shoot an image for the cover of John Berendt's new book, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1994). Leigh searched the Bonaventure Cemetery for a suitable subject. He found the sculpture next to a grave on the Trosdal family plot, at the end of his second day of searching, and had to make the shot quickly as dusk approached.
The cover image was an immediate hit, and Berendt called it "one of the strongest book covers I've ever seen". The book, published in 1994, became an all time bestseller, and soon people began flocking to Bonaventure Cemetery to see the sculpture. Due to concern about the amount of traffic at the grave site, the Trosdal family had it removed from the cemetery and later lent it to the Jepson Center for the Arts, where it is currently on public display.
The Bonaventure Cemetery statue sat virtually unnoticed until 1993, when Random House hired Savannah photographer Jack Leigh to shoot an image for the cover of John Berendt's new book, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1994). Leigh searched the Bonaventure Cemetery for a suitable subject. He found the sculpture next to a grave on the Trosdal family plot, at the end of his second day of searching, and had to make the shot quickly as dusk approached.
The cover image was an immediate hit, and Berendt called it "one of the strongest book covers I've ever seen". The book, published in 1994, became an all time bestseller, and soon people began flocking to Bonaventure Cemetery to see the sculpture. Due to concern about the amount of traffic at the grave site, the Trosdal family had it removed from the cemetery and later lent it to the Jepson Center for the Arts, where it is currently on public display.
Common Questions
What is she made of? She is cast from a durable, weather-resistant mix of fiberglass, marble dust, and resin. Made in the USA.
Can I leave her outside? Yes. But in climates that are extremely cold for extended weeks and/or months, we recommend that you bring the statue inside, just to be safe. We also recommend putting weight on her base to keep her from blowing over in extreme winds. If you are sitting her on a pedestal put a bead of silicone on the pedestal and sit her base on the silicone and let it dry this will help hold her in place (make sure the pedestal and statue are clean and dry first) If you are purchasing from us you can give us a call, we will be glad to help answer any questions your may have.
What is she made of? She is cast from a durable, weather-resistant mix of fiberglass, marble dust, and resin. Made in the USA.
Can I leave her outside? Yes. But in climates that are extremely cold for extended weeks and/or months, we recommend that you bring the statue inside, just to be safe. We also recommend putting weight on her base to keep her from blowing over in extreme winds. If you are sitting her on a pedestal put a bead of silicone on the pedestal and sit her base on the silicone and let it dry this will help hold her in place (make sure the pedestal and statue are clean and dry first) If you are purchasing from us you can give us a call, we will be glad to help answer any questions your may have.