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a portfolio of large, detailed images
Title, date and artist information are below each image.
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Gnarly Wood 3033
Wooded area inside the Wilshire entrance to the LACMA Sculpture Garden
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Rodin Jules Bastien-Lepage 3017
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Rodin Jules Bastien-Lepage 3040 detail
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Rodin Jean de Fiennes 3019
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Rodin Jean d’Aire 3021
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Rodin Orpheus 3022
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Kolbe Seated Woman 3024
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Bourdelle Head Figure of Eloquence 3028
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Bourdelle Monument to Rodin 3026
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Bourdelle Herakles Archer 3030
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Parlor Cabinet 3070
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Library Armchair 3072
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Parlor Cabinet 3073
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Stickley Chair, Palmer Lamp 3146
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Vestal Oil Lamp 3108
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Nydia of Pompeii 3076
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Ball Henry Clay 3089
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Bissell Lincoln 3117 & 3119
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Bissell Lincoln 3117 & 3119 detail
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Cheere Proserpina Isis 3097 & 3100
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Cheere Proserpina Isis 3097 & 3100 detail
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Deare Judgement of Jupiter 3091
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Deare Judgement of Jupiter 3093
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Story Cleopatra 3084
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Story Cleopatra 3115
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Beach Rivers Return to Sea 3126
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Ashurnasirpal relief 3178
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Ashurnasirpal relief 3185
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Ashurnasirpal relief 3187 detail
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Ming Funerary Sculpture 3164
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Avalokitesvara 3160
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Sakyamuni 3172
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Sakyamuni 3168
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Gauguin Field of Derout-Lollichon 3240
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Cezanne Boy with Straw Hat 3226
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Renoir Two Girls Reading 3245
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Renoir Huntsman 3230
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Lawrence Arthur Atherley 3103
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MacMonnies Young Faun Heron 3134
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Niehaus Silenius 3131
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Feuchère Satan 3222
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Rodin Gustave Geffroy 3235
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Rodin Mrs. Russell 3208
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Rodin Mask of Hanako 3218
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Rodin Fallen Caryatid with Urn 3206
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Rodin Fugitive Love 3202
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Rodin Paolo Francesca 3199
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from the Pharaohs of the Sun exhibit, April 2000
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Akhenaten 4503
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Akhenaten Tutankhamen 4513-18
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Akhenaten 4504
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Akhenaten 4505
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Akhenaten 4509
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Funerary Sculpture 4525
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Akhenaten Nefertiti 4522
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Akhenaten Nefertiti 4519
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Heiroglyphic Tablet 4520
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Akhenaten Nefertiti 4506
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Chiaroscuro Water Sculpture 3063
a high-speed shot of the small fountain at the end of the Wilshire entrance gallery
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LACMA 9179
A view of the LA County Museum of Art from across the largest La Brea Tar Pit. The La Brea Tar Pits are a source of fossils dating back to the last Ice Age. Asphalt bubbles up
from the ground, creating large numbers of sticky pools that trapped animals which came to the pools to drink the water sitting on the surface of the asphalt. They were gradually fossilized, along with any
plant material which fell into the pools. Now, these remains are studied and exhibited by the Page Museum (part of the Natural History Museum), which is out of the picture to the right.
The prominent building in the center of the shot is the Japanese Pavilion.
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LACMA Tar Pits 9176
A wider view shows a trapped Mammoth in its final struggle against the asphalt engulfing it.
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Japanese Pavilion LACMA 9208
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