Artist Timothy Malone Type Sculpture Created 1967 | Year 1966–1967 (1966–1967) Medium Corten steel | |
Location Berrien Springs, Michigan, U.S. Similar The Matter of Time, Dream, Traffic Light Tree, Sky Mirror, Love | ||
Maquette for 15 corten steel sculpture by philip rae scott
Corten Steel Sculpture is an outdoor 1966–1967 sculpture designed by Timothy Malone, located on the Andrews University campus in Berrien Springs, Michigan, United States.
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- Maquette for 15 corten steel sculpture by philip rae scott
- Waterjet cutting 1 corten steel sculpture
- Description and history
- References
Waterjet cutting 1 corten steel sculpture
Description and history
Corten Steel Sculpture was designed by Timothy Malone while he was a graduate student and part-time instructor at the University of Notre Dame. The Corten steel sculpture weighs 1,300 pounds (590 kg) and bears the Andrews University motto and the text "Corpus, Mens, Spiritus" on one side; the opposite side displays an imperfect circle that represents the globe and two curved meridian lines. It was supposed to be installed in December 1966, but was postponed until April 1967 due to Malone's illness and an "imbalance" in the sculpture.
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