BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Hirshhorn Museum (Outside)

DC -- Hirshhorn Museum (Outside):

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[1] SIHIRO_230119_16.JPG	[2] SIHIRO_230326_01.JPG	[3] SIHIRO_230326_04.JPG
[4] SIHIRO_230326_07.JPG	[5] SIHIRO_230326_10.JPG	[6] SIHIRO_230730_004.JPG
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[16] SIHIRO_230730_048.JPG	[17] SIHIRO_230730_057.JPG	[18] SIHIRO_230730_062.JPG
[19] SIHIRO_230730_065.JPG	[20] SIHIRO_230730_070.JPG	[21] SIHIRO_230730_073.JPG
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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. SIHIRO_230730_004.JPG: Henry Moore King and Queen, 1952-1953, cast June 1964
2. SIHIRO_230730_031.JPG: Henry Moore Upright Motive No. 1: Glenkiln Cross 1955, cast 1956-1957
3. SIHIRO_230730_036.JPG: Henry Moore Seated Woman 1956-1957, cast 1962
4. SIHIRO_230730_040.JPG: Henry Moore Two-Piece Reclining Figure: Points 1969-1970, cast 1973
5. SIHIRO_230730_048.JPG: Barbara Hepworth Figure for Landscape 1960, cast 1965
6. SIHIRO_230730_057.JPG: Henry Moore Three-Way Piece No. 3: Vertebrae (Working Model) 1968, cast early 1969
7. SIHIRO_230730_070.JPG: David Smith Pittsburgh Landscape 1954
8. SIHIRO_230730_080.JPG: Sterling Ruby American, b. Bitburg, Germany, 1972 DOUBLE CANDLE 2018 Bronze Approved acquisition of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Sterling Ruby's prolific and inventive practice spans painting, photography, textiles, video, ceramics, sculpture, and even fashion design. He is especially well known for his provocative approach to materials; before making this work, he created free-standing, fiberfill-stuffed sculptures of candles wrapped in fabric, most notably a patchwork American flag pattern. In DOUBLE CANDLE, Ruby turns to bronze-one of sculpture's most immovable and weighty materials- to capture and crystallize the ephemeral presence of flickering light. Twinned, towering objects hold a singular place in the twenty-first-century American psyche, and this work marries its formal concerns with that political edge. If a monument can be understood as an expression of power in public space, and a memorial as an expression of grief, DOUBLE CANDLE stands as a synthesis of the two: resolute and melancholy, it calls to national memory, unity, and spirit.
9. SIHIRO_230730_107.JPG: Judith Shea Post-Balzac 1991
10. SIHIRO_230730_141.JPG: Auguste Rodin Walking Man 1900, enlarged 1905, cast 1962
11. SIHIRO_230730_148.JPG: Auguste Rodin Crouching Woman 1880-1882, enlarged 1907-1911, cast 1962
12. SIHIRO_230730_155.JPG: Auguste Rodin Monument to Balzac 1891-1898, cast 1965-1966
13. SIHIRO_230730_165.JPG: Jacques Lipchitz Figure 1926-1930, cast 1958-1961
14. SIHIRO_230730_175.JPG: Jean Arp Evocation of a Form: Human, Lunar, Spectral 1950, enlarged and cast 1957
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