A black and white photo of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" standing in the library plaza outside of the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library. On the reverse is Balthazar Korab's stamp and negative number 25250.
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 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…
Model of Mill Race Park Connected Landscapes by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates (Land scape Architects), CRSS, Inc. (Executive Architects), and Hurdzan Design Group (Golf Course Architects) from October 1989. Model is made by GRI Models of…
Black and white photographs of the installation of Henry Moore's "Large Arch." Workers unpacked "Large Arch" and bolted it to the chosen site in the middle of the library plaza outside of the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library. As installation progressed,…
A photograph negative of the "Large Arch" installation at Cleo Rogers Memorial Library, taken for the Republic newspaper. Eliel Saarinen's First Christian Church tower can be seen through "Large Arch."
A photograph negative of the "Large Arch" installation at Cleo Rogers Memorial Library, taken for the Republic newspaper. Henry Moore's "Large Arch" can be seen from a distance, with the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library in the background.
A photograph negative of the "Large Arch" installation at Cleo Rogers Memorial Library, taken for the Republic newspaper. Photo contains close-up of the texture of "Large Arch," as well as Henry Moore's signature and the Noack foundry's mark.
A photograph negative of the "Large Arch" installation at Cleo Rogers Memorial Library, taken for the Republic newspaper. Photo shows texture of the inner portion of Henry Moore's "Large Arch."