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Century Art Wall, (sculpture). Artist:  Ratcliff, Gary, sculptor. Warner, Cynthia, sculptor. Wells, Janet, architect. Eubanks, Limeul, sculptor. Maxwell, Janet, sculptor. Shannon, Marshall, sculptor. White, Sheila, sculptor. Title:  Century Art Wall, (sculpture). Dates:  Commissioned Nov. 1993. Dedicated April 22, 1994. 1996. Digital Reference:  Medium:  Panels: Portland white cement, white silica sand, reinforced steel; Wall: stone masonry. Dimensions:  38 panels. Wall: approx. L. 232 ft.; 18 panels: approx. H. 40 in. x W. 40 in.; 10 panels: approx. H. 40 in. x W. 24 in.; 10 panels: approx. H. 40 in. x W. 16 in. Inscription:  (Each panel has corresponding historical artist's name in relief, e.g. Van Gogh, O'Keeffe.) unsigned Description:  Free-standing masonry wall with 38 insets holding concrete relief panels. Each panel is a representation of an artistic masterpiece or historical period in art history. One side of the wall consists of 19 panels depicting modern art. The other side of the wall includes 19 panels depicting the history of art and includes art from many different cultures. Most of the panels are executed in low-relief; some are executed in high relief. The panels are bolted into the wall insets. Subject:  Allegory -- Arts & Sciences -- Art Allegory -- Arts & Sciences -- History Homage -- Avery, Milton Homage -- Braque, George Homage -- Calder, Alexander Homage -- Chagall, Marc Homage -- Davis, Stuart Homage -- Degas, Edgar Homage -- Delaunay, Sonia Homage -- Durer, Albrecht Homage -- Johnson, Sargent Homage -- Hicks, Edward Homage -- Hirshfield, Morris Homage -- Hockney, David Homage -- Hunter, Clementine Homage -- Kandinsky, Wassily Homage -- Kelly, Ellsworth Homage -- Klee, Paul Homage -- Krasner, Lee Homage -- Kohlmeyer, Ida Homage -- Kuiyoshi, Utagawa Homage -- Leonardo da Vinci Homage -- Lichtenstein, Roy Homage -- Matisse, Henri Homage -- Miro, Joan Homage -- Mondrian, Piet Homage -- Munter, Gabriele Homage -- O'Keefee, Georgia Homage -- Rivera, Diego Homage -- Picasso, Pablo Homage -- Van Gogh, Vincent Object Type:  Relief Architectural component Outdoor Sculpture -- Louisiana -- Monroe Sculpture Owner:  Administered by City of Monroe, P. O. Box 72, Monroe, Louisiana 71201 Located All Children's Park, Forsythe Park, Monroe, Louisiana Remarks:  The wall was created by The Art Coalition for P.L.A.Y., a coalition of public education agencies including the Talented Art Program of the Monroe City School System, the Art Department of Northeast Louisiana University, and Masur Museum of Art. The Playground League for All Youth, P.L.A.Y., was the sponsoring agency. Warner, a teacher in the Monroe Schools, was project director. Ratcliff, an art professor at Northeast Louisiana University, supervised graduate students Eubanks, Shannon, White and Warner in the carving of the relief casts. Designs for the 38 relief panels were created by students, grades 5-7, of the Talented Art Program in the Monroe schools. Each student interpreted an art masterpiece through a line drawing the exact size of a wall inset. The drawings were then carved into clay reliefs by the four graduate students. The final concrete panels were cast from these carvings, and set into the wall. Cost of the wall was $14,000. The project was funded with private donations given by individuals, businesses, foundations and service clubs. The wall was named in honor of Century Telephone Enterprises for their support of the All-Children's Park renovation project. IAS files contain copies of numerous related articles from News-Star (Monroe, LA), February - October, 1994; Artsnews (West Monroe, LA), Summer 1994; and LAAE Journal, Spring 1996, pg. 25. IAS files contain copies of related City and State Dedication Proclamations, copies of related correspondence and a copy of the project statement. IAS files contain information sheet with detailed dimensions, titles, artist, student and school names for each relief panel. References:  Save Outdoor Sculpture, Louisiana survey, 1996. Illustration:  Image on file. Note:  The information provided about this artwork was compiled as part of the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture database, designed to provide descriptive and location information on artworks by American artists in public and private collections worldwide. Repository:  Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture, Smithsonian American Art Museum, P.O. Box 37012, MRC 970, Washington, D.C. 20013-7012 Control Number:  IAS LA000497   Copy/Holding information Smithsonian AmericanArt Museum Control Number   Inventory of American Sculpture LA000497 Add Copy to MyList Format: HTMLPlain textDelimited Subject:   Email to:

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