A black and white photograph of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" with the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library in the background. This photo was taken shortly after the dedication of the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library and "Large Arch" in 1971. On the reverse is…
A color photograph of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" with Eliel Saarinen's First Christian Church and the First Christian Church tower. The Bartholomew County Courthouse can be seen in the background. On the reverse is Balthazar Korab's stamp.
A black and white photograph of Henry Moore's "Large Arch," in its packaging, arriving in Louisville, Kentucky on its way to Columbus. "Large Arch" traveled up the Mississippi and Ohio rivers to get to Louisville. On the reverse is a stamp for the…
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. Eliel Saarinen's First Christian Church tower can be seen through "Large Arch."
Black and white photographs of "Large Arch" in Tiergarten in West Berlin. The sculpture was temporarily kept there while awaiting Henry Moore's final approval. Once approved, "Large Arch" would be transported to Columbus. On the reverse of each photo…
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 shows texture of the inner portion of Henry Moore's "Large Arch."
A black and white photograph of an aerial view of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" and the library plaza outside of the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library, taken by Joe Holwager for the Republic newspaper. After installation on April 15, 1971, workers paved the…
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…