Bearing Witness Sculpture

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'Bearing Witness' by Martin Puryear - Virtual Globetrotting

'Bearing Witness' by Martin Puryear - Virtual Globetrotting 4.0 (3 votes) Categories. Land > Artwork - Sculpture

Giant Steel Mohawk, Aeolian Harp Or Both? : Discovery News

If it were possible to hitchhike to Great Britain, I think I might stick out my thumb -- if anything, just to bear witness to a new public sculpture that has been

Musée des Augustins - Museum shop

The eighty or so sculptures presented here bear witness to the fullness and variety of commissions given to artists, and reflect the main currents in the history of 17th

New York necklace - September 11: Bearing Witness to History

New York necklace Description: This craft necklace with its four pendants—a graphic of the American flag, a graphic of the Statue of Liberty, a silver star, and a

The Tibet House

BEARING WITNESS. A Ceremony of Remembrance is held every year in October, a major one held was held in New Delhi to commemorate the installation of the Buddha Statue at

Saint John the Baptist Bearing Witness - The Metropolitan Museum

Saint John the Baptist Bearing Witness Annibale Carracci (Italian, Bologna John, with his large eyes, which derive from Annibale's study of Roman sculpture.

dcMemorials.com Site Map: Federal Triangle

Bearing Witness sculpture at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. (abstract): Courtyard bounded by 12th & 14th Sts & Penn & Const Aves NW

List of public art in Washington, D.C., Ward 6 - Wikipedia, the

Most of the works mentioned are sculptures. When this is not the case (i.e. sound Bearing Witness: Martin Puryear: ca. 1998: Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade

Martin Puryear: Bio | McKee Gallery

1997 Bearing Witness, Reagan Building, Federal Triangle, Washington, D.C. Sculpture from the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, edited by Karen O. Janovy

Greek&Roman ART: The New Functions Of Sculpture Of Roman

They also bear witness to the place of sculpture in Roman architecture, as seen by a citizen who wanted it incorporated in his tomb. The image of Rome conveyed