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A 19-minute color film featuring Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely (1925–1992) describing his monumental kinetic sculpture “Chaos No. 1” in Columbus, Indiana. The film also includes architect Cesar Pelli (1926–2019) talking about his building Commons and…

A 20-minute black and white video featuring Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely (1925–1992) describing his monumental kinetic sculpture “Chaos No. 1” in Columbus, Indiana. The video footage was shot during the installation of “Chaos No. 1” in the Cesar…

A set of 20 blueprints of architectural drawings dated May 26, 1953, Irwin Union Bank and Trust Co. at 500 Washington Street, designated job number 5001 by Eero Saarinen & Associates. Drawings are indexed on title page as follows:
A1 Site Plan &…

A gouache rendering from bird's eye view of Parkside Elementary School.

An ink and colored pencil rendering of the Crump Theater prior to the 1942 renovation.

A 7-minute video recording created by combining two 3-minute recordings of the 1971 transportation of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" from Louisville, Kentucky to Columbus, Indiana. "Large Arch" was made at the Hermann Noack foundry in Berlin, West…

Henry Moore's "Large Arch" was made using the sand cast process for creating bronze sculptures. The illustration outlines the seven steps in the sand cast process.

A color photo of Cleo Rogers Memorial Library and the library plaza containing Henry Moore's "Large Arch." One person can be seen on the library plaza next to "Large Arch," and another person is on the library steps. On the reverse is Balthazar…

A color photo of community members gathering in the library plaza for the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library dedication ceremony. Photo was taken May 16, 1971, the day the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library and Herny Moore's "Large Arch" sculpture were…

A newspaper article from The Republic (Columbus, Indiana) which describes the donation of "Large Arch." The article reports that J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller have agreed to donate Henry Moore's "Large Arch" according to library board president John…