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Porta Largo
An image of the sculpture Sophocles on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The sculpture has been housed in various campus buildings, including Seerley Hall.
This collection is a subset of the larger Art on Campus collection.
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Porta Largo
1985
An image of the sculpture Porta Largo on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The sculpture by Walter Dusenberry was installed south of Strayer-Wood Theatre and Kamerick Art Building in 1985 and is an Iowa Art in State Buildings Project commission. The medium is Sardinian white marble.
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Porta Largo artist and crew August 1985 by Bill Witt
1985
An image of the sculpture Porta Largo on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The sculpture by Walter Dusenberry was installed south of Strayer-Wood Theatre and Kamerick Art Building in 1985 and is an Iowa Art in State Buildings Project commission. The medium is Sardinian white marble.
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Porta Largo Fall 1985 by Bill Witt
1985
An image of the sculpture Porta Largo on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The sculpture by Walter Dusenberry was installed south of Strayer-Wood Theatre and Kamerick Art Building in 1985 and is an Iowa Art in State Buildings Project commission. The medium is Sardinian white marble.
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Porta Largo installation August 1985 by Bill Witt
1985
An image of the sculpture Porta Largo on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The sculpture by Walter Dusenberry was installed south of Strayer-Wood Theatre and Kamerick Art Building in 1985 and is an Iowa Art in State Buildings Project commission. The medium is Sardinian white marble.
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Porta Largo with sculptor Walter Dusenberry photo by Bill Witt
1985
An image of the sculpture Porta Largo on the campus of the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The sculpture by Walter Dusenberry was installed south of Strayer-Wood Theatre and Kamerick Art Building in 1985 and is an Iowa Art in State Buildings Project commission. The medium is Sardinian white marble.