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- [333 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois]
- View of the glass facade of the building at 333 West Wacker Drive in Chicago, Illinois.
- [333 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois]
- Southeast entrance to the building at 333 W. Wacker Drive in Chicago, Illinois. There are steps leading up to the entrance and two marble columns flank the doorway. The lower part of the building is made of stone with windows above.
- [333 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois]
- Detail view of the marble columns surrounding an entrance to the building at 333 West Wacker Drive in Chicago, Illinois.
- [333 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois]
- View of one corner of the skyscraper at 333 West Wacker Drive, in Chicago, Illinois.
- [333 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois]
- View of the glass facade of the skyscraper at 333 West Wacker Drive in Chicago, Illinois.
- Age of Rectangles
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- Conversion to Her
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- Extend-Expand
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- Cedar Hill
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- Between the Eyes
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- Two pages from the English translation of ''The Departure of the Argonaut'' by Alberto Savinio
- Francesco Clemente embellished with lithography Alberto Savinio's war time diary, The Departure of the Argonaut.
- [handmade paper art]
- The detail view of the handmade paper piece consists of several floating oval shapes and some colored string moving in a loose horizontally direction. The colors are light and muted from pale pinks to grays and purples.
- [handmade paper art]
- The detail view of the artwork includes some grid shapes floating horizontally on a pale pink background.
- [handmade paper art]
- The long horizontal background holds several square and rectangular shapes floating from one side to the other. The background is a pale pink or white and the rectangular and square shapes range from a dark green to a gray as well as white and light blue.
- Space for Eternity
- The horizontally oriented picture depicts water and a brown boardwalk of sorts receding into the deep space. Some small cloud like forms float in the top portion of the work and one-half of a rectangular shape floats in the top right hand portion of the picture. Some white tops of waves move out from the boardwalk area toward the right hand edge of the piece.
- Space Beyond the Definition
- The horizontally oriented piece consists of gray gradations on the left and upper sides in rectangular shapes. On the right side are circular gradations in pinks. Flowing from the right lower corner toward the upper left are ribbon shapes that create the illusion of deep space.
- Voertman Awards / Call for Entries
- This poster was created by an art student for the 1983 Voertman Award Competition and Exhibition. Depicted near the bottom of the poster is a palette and paintbrush displayed as though a fine dish of food. The stylized design is in blue and pink.
- Silk Panel IV
- The yardage consists of light and dark horizontal cloud like forms intersecting with each other and occasionally overlapped with floating rectangular shapes.
- Silk Panel III
- The fabric yardage consists of a dark ground with some horizontal pink stripes and running vertically the length of the yardage are some ribbon shapes in purple, pink, brown and blue.
- The Last Automat I
- The spout of a coffee or tea vending machine is depicted along with some cups along the right hand side of the painting.
- Norton Residence
- The west facade of the beach house is included in this view from the northwest direction.
- Norton Residence
- The study pod elevated on a supporting post is viewed from the west in this depiction.
- Norton Residence
- The view of the house from the northwest includes the separate units towards the rear of the lot as well as the elevated study pod.
- Norton Residence
- The green tiled terrace wall of the upper level unit of the beach house is included in this view.
- Norton Residence
- Close-up view of notched construction joints that create an overhang to the entrance patio at the Norton's Venice Beach House.
- Norton Residence
- The red metal chimney on the north side of the beach house is visible.
- Norton Residence
- The street entrance of the facade, garage doors, and outdoor stairs to roof are shown in the east view.
- Norton Residence
- Close view of the balcony on the beach house is shown.
- Seated Model
- The model is nude and seated. Her right arm rests on a red robe draped over the chair.
- National Gallery of Canada
- A close view of the glass tower reveals the white triangular panels inside. Vertical concrete buttresses are clearly seen and the glass wall continues upward to create the glass tower on the corner of the museum.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The vertical concrete buttresses arrangement is visible in this raking view of the exterior facade of the museum.
- National Gallery of Canada
- A close view of the concrete buttresses attachment to the building and the support of the glass tower are shown in this detail of the museum's glass facade.
- National Gallery of Canada
- A close view of the glass facade and concrete buttresses shows structural details.
- National Gallery of Canada
- An extremely close view of the glass facade shows structural details.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view is of the immense interior space underneath the glass tower. Several people mill around inside the foyer and give scale to the large glassed space.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The interior is shown and the light entering the building through the glass tower is reflected on the floor. Structural supports are visible as are entrances and hallways to galleries.
- 590 Madison Avenue
- The view is of the street level facade and includes the glassed atrium public space.
- 590 Madison Avenue
- The view is of the sidewalk adjoining the building.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The exterior of the museum is seen in full from a raking angle from the east to south-southwest.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view is of the entire south side of the museum and shows the glass walls as well as the glass geometrical shaped towers on either end. Banners grace the side of the building as well.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The exterior wall is shown at a raking angle with the large glass geometric tower in the background. A banner announcing an Anish Kapoor exhibition is also visible.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The glass exterior is shown with the pointed glass roof top and banners announcing exhibitions hanging on the side of the building.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The facade and the tower are glass. A blue banner announcing an exhibition hangs on the exterior of the building.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view up into the glass tower shows the structure as well as the lighting fixtures and the triangular white banners.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view shows one of the glass towers that consists of several pinnacle-less pyramidal shapes combined into one glass tower.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view of the exterior is seen from the inside of the large first floor space. Some of the white triangular panels are visible in the glass ceiling panels.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view upward into the pyramidal glass tower is shown with its white triangular panels.
- National Gallery of Canada
- A long hallway topped with a glass roof is shown with a solitary figure walking the hall.
- National Gallery of Canada
- Three different levels of pedestrian passage are shown as is a portion of the steep glass rooftop.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The lower level arched arcade and courtyard are seen with the level above with its bench seating. A portion of the glass rooftop is also visible.