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Top Left:
Raymond Nasher shares his sculpture.
Macomb County
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Detroit, MI 48202
Sterling Heights, MI 48134
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Top Right:
Auguste Rodin: Age of Bronze, plaster, circa 1876.
Bottom Left:
Alberto Giacometti: Bust of Diego, painted bronze,
1954.
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Bottom Right:
Magdalena Abakanowicz, Bronze Crowd, bronze,
1990-91.
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"I remember opening night, sitting between Mr.
Rabin and the mayor of Tel Aviv. The next evening,
Mrs. Rabin had a dinner party for us at their home."
Nasher, often a visitor to Detroit because Comeri-
ca has its headquarters in the city, is familiar with
the Detroit Institute of Arts, another temporary show-
place for his works.
In New York for the Guggenheim opening, Nash-
er was pleased the way visitors could see each sculp-
ture individually and then in relationship to the rest
because of the views along the ramps.
"I have a totally different impression of the works
at the museum than I have at my home," said Nash-
er, who has served as United States representative
to the United Nations, a member of the President's
Committee on the Arts and Humanities and chair-
man of the White House Conference on Internation-
al Cooperation.
"In Texas, we use the outdoor sculptures to relate
to the environment," he said, "and they become al-
most living things among the trees and the shrubbery
and the flowers." ❑
'Er A Century of Sculpture: The Nasher Collection
will be on view at the Guggenheim Museum in New
York City through June 1.
For information, call (212) 423-3840.