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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. HIRSG_200802_05.JPG: Jeff Koons Kiepenkerl, 1987 Stainless Steel
2. HIRSG_200802_24.JPG: The Hirshhorn is planning something special. We are working to revitalize our Sculpture Garden to support our mission, expand programming and collections, enhance visitor experience, and address critical infrastructure needs. Want to learn more about the Hirshhorn's Sculpture Garden revitalization plans? Visit hirshhorn.si.edu/sculpture-garden-revitalization
3. HIRSG_200802_33.JPG: Mark di Suvero Are Years What? (for Marianne Moore) 1967
4. HIRSG_200817_001.JPG: Welcome Experience the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden Open now with limited capacity Passes not required
5. HIRSG_200817_027.JPG: Welcome to the Smithsonian! We have implemented enhanced health and safety measures for our staff, visitors, volunteers, and collections. Please be mindful of all posted guidelines during your visit today. Thank you for doing your part. * Maintain a safe social distance. * Wear a face covering. * Wash hands, sanitize, and practice good hygiene.
6. HIRSG_200817_032.JPG: Help us protect our visitors, staff, and volunteers: Conduct a self-check of your health before entry. 1. Have you had any of the following NEW or UNUSUAL-FOR-YOU symptoms within the past 72 hours? ... 2. Have you or anyone in your household or group tested positive or are awaiting test results for COVID-19? 3. Do you or anyone in your household or group have the symptoms of COVID-19 listed above? ...
7. HIRSG_200817_044.JPG: For the love of art, please do your part! Thank you for social distancing
8. HIRSG_200817_047.JPG: Lots of one-way signs mark the trails.
9. HIRSG_200817_049.JPG: Jacques Lipchitz Figure, 1926-30, cast 1958-61
10. HIRSG_200817_058.JPG: Beverly Pepper Ex Cathedra, 1967
11. HIRSG_200817_074.JPG: Henry Moore Working Model for "Three-Way Piece No. 3: Vertebrae", 1968, cast 1969
12. HIRSG_200817_079.JPG: Welcome to the Hirshhorn Museum's Plaza: First opened in 1974, the Hirshhorn's plaza displays recent sculptures by international artists. More than 400,000 people visit the sculpture garden and plaza each year. So while we invite you to look, relax, study, stroll, sketch, and take photographs, we ask that you please do not touch the sculptures. Sculptures are more fragile than most people realize. Steel and other metal works are made from several pieces welded together. These connections can weaken and break when weigh is applied. Bronze sculptures are actually hollow casts with thin surfaces that are easily dented or scratched. In addition, all outdoor sculptures suffer from urban air pollution, so we protect them with a delicate coating of clear wax. But this invisible protectant erodes when touched, even lightly, leaving that part of the piece exposed to the elements. Also, fingernails and jewelry may cause tiny scratches that can never be fixed. For these reasons, climbing, sitting on, or leaning against any sculpture is not permitted. Please help preserve these remarkable artworks for future generations.
13. HIRSG_200817_085.JPG: Huma Bhabha We Come in Peace, 2018
14. HIRSG_200817_093.JPG: Huma Bhabha We Come in Peace, 2018
15. HIRSG_200817_117.JPG: Lucio Fontana Spatial Concept: Nature 1959-60, cast 1965 Bronze
16. HIRSG_200817_132.JPG: Auguste Rodin The Burghers of Calais, 1884-89, cast 1953-59
17. HIRSG_200817_149.JPG: Giacomo Manzu Self-Portrait with Model at Bergamo, 1942
18. HIRSG_200817_165.JPG: Henry Moore King and Queen, 1952-53
19. HIRSG_200817_175.JPG: Sterling Ruby Double Candle, 2018
20. HIRSG_200817_182.JPG: Dan Graham For Gordon Bunshaft, 2006
21. HIRSG_200817_191.JPG: Sterling Ruby Double Candle, 2018
22. HIRSG_200817_197.JPG: Please maintain a safe social distance OR Limit to one household or group at a time
23. HIRSG_200817_220.JPG: Henry Moore Three-Piece Reclining Figure No. 2: Bridge Prop, 1963, cast 1964
24. HIRSG_200817_228.JPG: The Hirshhorn is planning something special. We are working to revitalize our Sculpture Garden to support our mission, expand programming and collections, enhance visitor experience, and address critical infrastructure needs. Want to learn more about the Hirshhorn's Sculpture Garden revitalization plans? Visit hirshhorn.si.edu/sculpture-garden-revitalization
25. HIRSG_200817_233.JPG: Arnolda Pomodoro Sphere No. 6, 1963-65
26. HIRSG_200817_236.JPG: Judith Shea Post-Balzac, 1991
27. HIRSG_200817_249.JPG: Arman Eros, Inside Eros, 1986
28. HIRSG_200817_259.JPG: Tony Cragg Subcommittee. 1991
29. HIRSG_200817_274.JPG: ARTLAB The ARTLAB space is closed
30. HIRSG_200817_277.JPG: Henry Moore Seated Woman, 1956-67, cast 1962
31. HIRSG_200817_287.JPG: Auguste Rodin Walking Man, 1900, enlarged 1905, cast 1962
32. HIRSG_200817_294.JPG: Yoko Ono Wish Tree, 2007 The Wish Tree series, begun in 1996, continues Ono's interactive art tradition by inviting visitors to whisper wishes to the tree.
33. HIRSG_200817_301.JPG: Please do not tie wishes to this tree. Whisper your wishes to the tree during the fall, winter, and spring. Wish Tree for Washington, DC will re-open in the summer, after the tree has bloomed.
34. HIRSG_200817_308.JPG: Barry Flanagan The Drummer, 1989-90
35. HIRSG_200817_322.JPG: Auguste Rodin Crouching Woman, 1880-82, enlarged 1907-11, cast 1962
36. HIRSG_200817_354.JPG: Emile-Antoine Bourdelle The Great Warrior of Montauban, 1898-1900, cast 1956
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