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Friday, August 24, 2007
Up, Up and Away
A pretty cool sculpture that is a tribute to the Wright Brothers, at the Dayton Art Institute. This is my new desktop background.
Awesome shot. Here are the sculpture credits that I found on the DAI website after a few minutes of digging:
John Safer, American, born 1922 Pathway, 2001/2002 Stainless steel 65 feet (height) 780 inches The Dayton Art Institute, Gift of John and Joy Safer, 2002.47
About the art: A polished steel sculpture that towers nearly 70 feet over the Art Institutes ground and suggest man’s pathway into space.
A pretty cool sculpture that is a tribute to the Wright Brothers, at the Dayton Art Institute. This is my new desktop background.
Awesome shot. Here are the sculpture credits that I found on the DAI website after a few minutes of digging:
ReplyDeleteJohn Safer, American, born 1922
Pathway, 2001/2002
Stainless steel
65 feet (height) 780 inches
The Dayton Art Institute, Gift of John and Joy Safer, 2002.47
About the art: A polished steel sculpture that towers nearly 70 feet over the Art Institutes ground and suggest man’s pathway into space.