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Kibble Palace ~ Glasgow ◇ The Victorians built cages for weather
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Kibble Palace ~ Glasgow ◇ The Victorians built cages for weather
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Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires
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Karhatiron Perkins - Mohawk, Turtle Clan - 2025
Bronze, steel, wood
"Lunch on a Highbeam is a tribute to all the Haudenosaunee ironworks. It is reference to the iconic 1932 black and white photograph of "Lunch on a Skyscraper". Growing up as a Mohawk, I always thought those men in the photo were native men because my father and grandfather were both Mohawk Ironworkers as well as on my mother's side. In my sculpture I present 9 bronze figures with effigy heads of all 9 clans of the Haudenosaunee people to honor the sacrifice our people made to build a future for our 7th generations."
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Photo by Miguel Borrell
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1910s Art Nouveau gate in what is today Oradea, Romania
Ornate gate leaf by Emile Robert, France, ca. 1875-99, wrought iron
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The Not So Big House - A Blueprint for the Way We Really Live, 1998