Influenced by the monumental steel sculptures of David Smith and Alexander Calder, “Landscape Piece #1” is made of steel treated with zinc. It is a signature sculpture, composed of a pair of large cantilevered slabs of wood and steel. Monumental examples of similar compositions are located at the entrance of the Kansas City Art Institute; and a park in northern Kansas City, Missouri housing a large stone and lumber environment. His work of this time was reviewed favorably by critic and artist Donald Judd.
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41.590091, -93.624731
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Location Description
Art Type
Outdoor Sculpture
Media / Materials
Painted Steel
Year Completed
1965
Collection
Long-Term, More Public Art in DSM
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