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'American Sculpture from Washington Collections"
7/19/96
The White House
October 1996 -- February 1997
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
1)
Alexander Archipenko, Gondolier, 1914 (cast 1957)
Painted bronze
72 1/8" X 24 3/4" X 15 5/8"
2)
Willem De Kooning, Seated Woman on a Bench (Seated Figure),
1972 (cast 1976)
Bronze
37 3/4" X 36" X 34 3/8"
3)
Richard Hunt, Large Hvbrid, 1971
Bronze
100 1/2 " X 42" X 25 1/4"
4) David Smith, Aricola I, 1951-1952
Painted steel
X
73 1/2" X 55 1/4" 24 5/8"
(5)
David Smith, Voltri XV, 1962
Steel
89 7/8" X 77 1/4" 22 5/8"
X
including base height: 3/4"
National Gallerv of Art
1)
Harry Bertoia, Tonal Sculpture, 1977
Beryllium copper with bronze weights
212 " high; base only: 48 1/3" X 48 1/3"
2) Scott Burton, Rock Settee, 1988
Granite (green)
38 5/8" X 84" X 42"
Scott Burton, Rock Settee, 1988
Granite (pink)
Henry more
38 1/2" X 63" X 42 1/2"
3)
Isamu Noguchi, Great Rock of Inner Seeking, 1974
Basalt
127 7/8" X 62 3/8" X 35"
4)
Joel Shapiro, Untitled, 1989
Bronze
65" X 77" X 62 1/2"
untilled Head I
LICHTENSTEIN
5)
David Smith, Cubi XXVI, 1965
Steel
119 1/2" X 151" X 25 7/8"
National Museum of American Art
1)
Alexander Calder, Nenuphar, 1968
Painted steel
103" X 106 1/2" X 119"
2)
Chaim Gross, Happy Children, 1973
Bronze
68" X 49" X 49"
National Museum of Women in the Arts
1)
Immi Storrs, Five Horses
Bronze
12 1/2" X 23 1/2" X 25"
NAA
NATIONAL MUSEUMOF
AMERICAN ART
Smithsonian Institution
Artist:
Gross, Chaim (b. 1904)
Title:
"Happy Children"
1973
Accession Number:
Date:
Medium:
cast bronze
1982.105
Dimensions:
66 X 49½ X 49"
Credit: National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Chaim Gross in honor of
This photographic material is not to be reproduced without written permis- Art,
Joshua C. Taylor
sion from the Office of Research Support, National Museum of American
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560.
SI-847, Rev. 4-30-85
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
AMERICAN ART
Smithsonian Institution
Artist:
Calder, Alexander
Title:
NENUPHAR
1968
Date:
1968.62.1
Accession Number:
Metal: sheet steel
Medium:
Dimensions:
103 X 106 1/2 X 119 in. (262.4 X 270.5 X
302.5 CM)
Credit: National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution
Gift of Alexander Calder
This photographic material is not to be reproduced without written permis-
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560.
sion from the Office of Research Support, National Museum of American Art,
SI-847, Rev. 4-30-85
Peplacing
the
Henry
moore
National Gallery of Art
B-34790
1981.5.266
Lichtenstein, Roy
American, born 1923
brass Untitled Head I, Date: published 1970, solid
(25 5/8 on X a 10 brass-plated 1/4 X 3/8) steel base, .651 X .260 X .004
Gift of Gemini G.E.L.
National Gallery of Art, Washington
category: GS
This photograph is not to be need for publication, commercial, or advertising purposes without
permission from the National Gallery of Art, Photographic Services, Washington, D.C. 20565 written U.S.A.
National Gallery of Art
1978.14.1.(SC)
A-1813 Cubi XXVI, 1965, steel, 3.034 X 3.834 X .656 (119 1/2 X 151 X 25 7/8)
Smith David (American, 1906 - 1965)
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund
This photograph is not to be used for publication, commercial, or advertising purposes without written
permission from the National Gallery of Art, Office of Visual Services, Washington, D.C. 20565 U.S.A.
/
a
National Gallery of Art
1990.29.1. (SC)
Shapiro, Joel (American, born 1941)
Untitled, 1989, Bronze//cast, 1.651 X 1.956 X 1.587 (65 X 77 X 62 1/2)
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Gift of the Collectors Committee
This photograph is not:to be used for publication, commercial, or advertising purposes without written
permission from the National Gallery of Art, Photographic Services, Washington, D.C. 20565 U.S.A.
National Gallery of Art
1984.103.1
BERTOIA, Harry
American, 1915-1978
Tonal Sculpture, Date: 1977, Beryllium copper
with bronze weights, height: 5.385 (212 in.) ; base
only: 1.229 X 1.229 (48 1/3 X 48 1/3 in.)
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Gift of Bernard and Audrey Berman
category: SC
This photograph la not to be used for publication, commercial, or advertising purposes without written
permission from the National Gallery of Art, Photographic Services, Washington, D.C. 20365 U.S.A.
NOGUCHI
ISAMU NOGUCHI
American, 1904-1988
Giacometti's Shadow, published 1983
Galvanized steel, 1.975 X .419 X .432
(773/4 X 16½ X 17)
Inscribed on front of base: I.N. '82; at
bottom of front panel on metal plate:
ISAMU NOGUCHI / GIACOMETTI'S SHADOW
DI / PUBLISHED BY GEMINI G.E.L. (Gemini
Chop) © ISAMU NOGUCHI FOUNDATION
1983 IN82-2094
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Sonnabend
1986.90.24
Great Rock of Inner Seeking, 1974
Basalt, 3.248 X 1.584 X .889
(1277/8 X 623/8 X 35)
Inscribed on back at bottom: I.N. / 74
Gift of Arthur M. Sackler, M.D. and
Mortimer D. Sackler, M.D.
1976.58.1
158
SMITH
JOEL SHAPIRO
American, born 1941
Untitled, 1989
or
before
1543
Bronze, 1.651 X 1.956 X 1.587
(65 X 77 X 62½)
Gift of the Collectors Committee
1990.29.1
HENRY MERWIN SHRADY
American, 1871-1922
The Empty Saddle, 1900
Bronze, 279 X .326 x .165
(11 X 127/8 X 6½)
Inscribed on side of base below rear left
hoof: H M SHRADY; beneath, in clover leaf:
HMS F; on side of base below rear right
DA
RAVENNA
hoof: COPYRIGHT 1900 [sic] / THEODORE
B. STARR; foundry mark inside base: CIRE
PERDUE C / ROMAN BRONZE WKS. / N.Y./
E.W. (in circle) / 2 (in circle)
Gift of Joseph Ternbach
1971.1.1
DAVID SMITH
American, 1906-1965
Circle I, 1962
Steel, painted, 2.006 X 2.736 X .457
DA
RAVENNA
(79 X 1073/4 X 18)
Inscribed on top of base: DAVID SMITH CI.1
10-17-62
Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund
1977.60.1
Circle II, 1962
KSHOP
OF
Steel, painted, 2.679 X 2.812 X .600
(105½ X 1103/4 X 235/8)
Inscribed on top of base: DAVID SMITH
CI.II 10-20-62
century
Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund
1977.60.2
219
SMITH
DAVID SMITH
American, 1906-1965
Circle III, 1962
Steel, painted, 2.425 X 1.828 x .457
(95½ X 72 X 18)
Inscribed on top of base: DAVID SMITH
CI.III 10-22-62
Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund
1977.60.3
Cubi XXVI, 1965
Steel, 3.034 X 3.834 X .656
(119½ X 151 X 257/8)
Inscribed on top of bar projecting from
cube: DAVID SMITH / JANUARY 12 1965 /
CUBI XXVI
Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund
1978.14.1
Sentinel I, 1956
Steel, 2.276 X .429 X -575
(895/8 X 167/8 X 22%)
Inscribed on top bar, back: DAVID SMITH /
SENTINEL / 10-20-56
Gift of the Collectors Committee
1979.51.1
220
HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN
Smithsonian Institution
ARTIST: de Kooning, Willem
TITLE, DATE: Seated Woman on a
Bench (Seated Figure), 1972/cast 1976
MEDIA, DIMENSIONS: Bronze, AP
37 3/4 X 36 X 34 3/8 in. (95.9x91.9 x 87.4cm.)
CREDIT LINE:
Hirshhorn Museum
and Sculpture Garden
Smithsonian Institution
The Joseph H. Hirshhorn Bequest, 1981
MUSEUM NO: HMSG 86.1364
reproduce only with written permission
Photography by Lee Stalsworth/Please Credit
1
HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN
Smithsonian Institution
ARTIST: Archipenko, Alexander
TITLE, DATE: Le Gondolier, 1914
cast 1957
MEDIA, DIMENSIONS: Painted bronze, 2/6,
72 1/8 X 24 3/4 X 15 5/8 in. (181. X 63.0 X 39.8 cm.)
CREDIT LINE:
Hirshhorn Museum
and Sculpture Garden
Smithsonian Institution
Gift of Joseph H. Hirshhorn, 1966
MUSEUM NO: HMSG 66.77
reproduce only with written permission
NUNT
8415
Richard Hunt
Large 11ybrd -1971
100 1/2 X 42x 2544"
branze
-
I
00
a
;
HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN
Smithsonian Institution
ARTIST: Smith, David
TITLE, DATE: Voltri XV, 1962
MEDIA, DIMENSIONS: Steel,
89 7/8 X 77 1/4 X 22 5/8 in. (228.1 X 196.1 X 57.4 cm.)
Including base height: 3/4 in. (1.9 cm.)
CREDIT LINE:
Hirshhorn Museum
and Sculpture Garden
Smithsonian Institution
Gift of Joseph H. Hirshhorn, 1966
MUSEUM NO: HMSG 66.4643
reproduce only with written narmission
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