Surprise Animals (birds)
- Title
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Surprise Animals (birds)
- LC Subject
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Sculpture
Relief (Decorative arts)
Relief (Art)
Relief (Sculpture)
Clay
Bas-relief
Animals in art
Birds
Birds in art
bas-reliefs (sculpture)
reliefs (sculptures)
relief (sculpture techniques)
sculpture (visual work)
- Alternative
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Animal Bas Relief Sculptures
- Creator
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Grimm, Jere
Grimm, Raymond
- Description
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This view presents a detail of a goose harassing three other geese that are part of the Bas Relief Animal series.
Bas Relief Animals; Jere and Ray Grimm; OSU Vet Med Bldg; 1979
For another image of this artist's work, please view: http://www.modernegallery.com/pages/gallery_profile/masterworks_show/masterworks_14.html
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- View
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detail
- Location
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Magruder Hall, Oregon State University >> Benton County >> Oregon >> United States
Benton County >> Oregon >> United States
- Street Address
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700 S. W. 30th St., Corvallis Oregon
- Date
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1975/2012
- Identifier
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1980_corvallis_osu-vet-bldg_01_a08
- Accession Number
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1980_corvallis_osu-vet-bldg_01_a08
- Rights
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In Copyright
- Dc Rights Holder
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Grimm, Jere; Grimm, Raymond
- Type
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Image
- Format
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image/tiff
- Measurements
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4 x 6 ft to 1 x 3 inches
- Material
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Sculpture
incised and relief brick clay: bas-relief sculpture done in the wet brick clay before it was fired and then mortared into the brick wall
- Set
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Oregon Percent for Art
- Primary Set
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Oregon Percent for Art
- Relation
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1980 Corvallis Oregon, Oregon State University Veterinary Building
1980_corvallis_osu-vet-bldg
- Has Version
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slide; color
- Institution
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Oregon Arts Commission
University of Oregon
- Note
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Exterior wall
- Color Space
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RGB
- Biographical Information
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Our attempt, with these brick bas-relief sculptures, was to integrate some visual representations of the creatures to be served by this building with the architecture: in a way that was perhaps a little light-hearted, with a few surprises, and in a way that called attention to the basic nature of the brick material - that it was in fact once pliant and malleable. (Grimm, 1980)