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1. American Historical Epic: Aggression, (painting). Show details Artist:  Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975, painter. Title:  American Historical Epic: Aggression, (painting). Date:  ca. 1919-1924. Medium:  Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum honeycomb panel. Owner:  Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Control_Number:  27710181      2. American Historical Epic: Palisades, (painting). Show details Artist:  Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975, painter. Title:  American Historical Epic: Palisades, (painting). Date:  ca. 1919-1924. Medium:  Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum honeycomb panel. Owner:  Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Control_Number:  27710182      3. American Historical Epic: Prayer, (painting). Show details Artist:  Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975, painter. Title:  American Historical Epic: Prayer, (painting). Date:  ca. 1919-1924. Medium:  Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum honeycomb panel. Owner:  Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Control_Number:  27710183      4. American Historical Epic: Retribution, (painting). Show details Artist:  Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975, painter. Title:  American Historical Epic: Retribution, (painting). Date:  ca. 1919-1924. Medium:  Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum honeycomb panel. Owner:  Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Control_Number:  27710184      5. American Historical Epic: Discovery, (painting). Show details Artist:  Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975, painter. Title:  American Historical Epic: Discovery, (painting). Date:  1920. Medium:  Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum honeycomb panel. Owner:  Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Control_Number:  27710185      6. American Historical Epic: Jesuit Missionaries, (painting). Show details Artist:  Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975, painter. Title:  American Historical Epic: Jesuit Missionaries, (painting). Date:  ca. 1924-1926. Medium:  Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum honeycomb panel. Owner:  Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Control_Number:  27710186      7. American Historical Epic: Lost Hunting Ground, (painting). Show details Artist:  Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975, painter. Title:  American Historical Epic: Lost Hunting Ground, (painting). Date:  ca. 1924-1926. Medium:  Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum honeycomb panel. Owner:  Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri Control_Number:  27710187      8. The Four Continents: Europe, (sculpture). Show details Artist:  Calder, Alexander Stirling, 1870-1945, sculptor. Title:  The Four Continents: Europe, (sculpture). Date:  1920s. Medium:  Granite on a brick and granite base. Owner:  Administered by University of Pennsylvania, Office of the Curator, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Located University of Pennsylvania, University Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Control_Number:  88320083      9. Red, Blond, Black, & Olive, (sculpture). Show details Artist:  Darriau, Jean-Paul, 1929- , sculptor. Elgar, Dugan, 1910-1984, assistant. Title:  Red, Blond, Black, & Olive, (sculpture). Date:  ca. 1979. Dedicated 1980. Medium:  Blocks: limestone; Foundation: brick and aggregate with bronze reliefs. Owner:  Administered by City of Bloomington, Parks and Recreation Department, Bloomington, Indiana Located Miller-Showers Park, Bloomington, Indiana Control_Number:  IN000362      10. Tea House on Powderhorn Lake, (sculpture). Show details Artist:  Fiene, Susan Selene, sculptor. Poole, John, caster. Smith Foundry Co., founder. American Structural Metals, contractor. Title:  Tea House on Powderhorn Lake, (sculpture). Date:  Dedicated 1993. 1993-1996. Medium:  Steel, structural steel and cast iron, painted yellow, green, orange, purple and red with catalyzed polyurethane paint. Owner:  Administered by City of Minneapolis, Minneapolis Arts Commission, Minneapolis, Minnesota Located Powderhorn Lake, Minneapolis, Minnesota Control_Number:  MN000122

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