Live The Life You’ve Imagined
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Live The Life You’ve Imagined
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Night View Through Trees of Pittsburgh, W. Eugene Smith, c. 1955 (via)
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Yasuhide Kobashi Installation at the 1961 Carnegie International
In 1961, Carnegie Museum of Art director Gordon Bailey Washburn (who organized the exhibition from 1952 to 1961) placed a special focus on Japanese art. Kobashi’s sculpture Plumbob XXVII was hung over the museum’s Grand Staircase and measured nearly 40 feet tall.
- Archive of the Carnegie Museum of Art