Seeking an identification
Jul 6th, 2020, 12:49 PM
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http://beverlyhills.granicus.com/Met...meta_id=319351
This certainly makes it a Lichtenstein. Perhaps it was a temporary installation in Paris.
This certainly makes it a Lichtenstein. Perhaps it was a temporary installation in Paris.
Jul 6th, 2020, 01:48 PM
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Thanks. I guess my photo is part of ephemeral Paris. This site has the sculpture in the same location, but it does not identify the location:
https://en.wahooart.com/@@/6WHLSA-Ro...oup-De-Pinceau
https://en.wahooart.com/@@/6WHLSA-Ro...oup-De-Pinceau
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Jul 6th, 2020, 07:36 PM
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https://evpa.eu.com/members/caisse-d...signations-cdc
It is in a lobby or gallery in this bank, Caisse des Depots and Consignations. It is a Government owned bank. More in a minute.
It is in a lobby or gallery in this bank, Caisse des Depots and Consignations. It is a Government owned bank. More in a minute.
Jul 6th, 2020, 07:42 PM
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http://www.les-charpentiers-de-paris...es&id=654&no=2
So, here it is. Looks as if they had an architect’s branch. They did fund a lot of real estate Projects. It is a Lichtenstein. Did you see it there?
So, here it is. Looks as if they had an architect’s branch. They did fund a lot of real estate Projects. It is a Lichtenstein. Did you see it there?
Jul 6th, 2020, 07:55 PM
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Jul 7th, 2020, 07:28 AM
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http://www.les-charpentiers-de-paris...es&id=654&no=2
So, here it is. Looks as if they had an architect’s branch. They did fund a lot of real estate Projects. It is a Lichtenstein. Did you see it there?
So, here it is. Looks as if they had an architect’s branch. They did fund a lot of real estate Projects. It is a Lichtenstein. Did you see it there?
Jul 7th, 2020, 09:38 AM
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It was leased for display in many places and ended up on the grounds of the Wallis Annenberg Museum in BeverlyHills. They were hoping to purchase it, but I do not know if they did. It is still there. I had a minor in Art History and, while I have not kept up, I still love researching art related things.
