| Tony
Rosenthal Sculpture Featured in the
September 2007 Issue of Architectural
Digest Magazine
Designers' Own Homes Special Issue
Architecture
Firm: Shelton, Mindel and Associates,
partner, Lee F. Mindel's Hamptons home
features a Tony Rosenthal 90 inch Red
Aluminum Cube Sculpture as a counterpoint
to the cubelike portion of Mr. Mendel's
home, designed by Architect Reed Morrison.
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Architectural
Digest Magazine
September 2007
Front Cover |
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Tony
Rosenthal
Cube, 1983-84
Red Enamel on Aluminum
Unique
90 x 90 x 90 inches
© Tony Rosenthal/Licensed by VAGA,
New York, NY |
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Interior
view of
the home of
Lee F. Mindel,
The Hamptons,
New York |
Sculpture
is grabbing a lot of attention in New
York this season, with major Exhibitions
at Museums and Galleries.
The
Abstract Impulse: Fifty Years of Abstraction
at the National Academy, 1956-2006
August 1 - December 31, 2007
Tony Rosenthal, the Internationally
famous American Sculptor, will be included
in the upcoming National Academy, New
York, Museum Exhibition titled, "The
Abstract Impulse: Fifty Years of Abstraction
at the National Academy, 1956-2006".
The Exhibition, running from August
1 - December 31, 2007, will be comprised
of approximately 60 Paintings, Sculptures,
and Works on Paper.
Tony Rosenthal Unique 1967 Sculpture
will be joined in the exhibition with
other Abstract Works of Art by Will
Barnett, Helen Frankenthaler, Jasper
Johns, Robert Mangold, Robert Motherwell.
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Tony
Rosenthal
Alamo, 1967
Hand Cut and Welded Brass and
Bronze
Unique
9 1/2 x 8 x 8 inches
Signed and Dated on the Base
"Rosenthal 67"
Collection: National Academy
Museum, New York
Gift of Tony Rosenthal, 1996
© Tony Rosenthal/Licensed
by VAGA, New York, NY
Exhibited:
To be included in the
National Academy Museum, New
York Exhibition Titled "The
Abstract Impulse: Fifty Years
of Abstraction at the National
Academy, 1956-2006; August 1
- December 31, 2007"
Literature:
Edward Albee/ Sam Hunter, Tony
Rosenthal, Rizzoli, New York,
1999, other unique versions
of this sculpture are reproduced
on pages 24-27 in color.
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Tony
Rosenthal's Landmark Sculpture was the
Final Visual Clue on 12/10/06 CBS The
Amazing Race Season Finale.
Mr.
Rosenthal's Landmark 1967 Sculpture
was provided as the final clue on the
12/10/06 CBS Season Finale of The Amazing
Race.
Tyler & James won $1 Million after
identifying Tony
Rosenthal's Landmark Sculpture Titled
"Alamo", 1967, located at
Astor Place in New York City:
Tony
Rosenthal
"Alamo", 1967
Painted CorTen Steel
15 x 15 x 15 feet
Collection New York City
Astor Place Traffic Island
Lafayette Street at 8th Street
© Tony Rosenthal/Licensed by VAGA,
New York, NY
Tony
Rosenthal "Alamo", 1967, was
first installed at Astor Place as part
of Doris C. Freedman's "Sculpture
in Environment" installation, sponsored
by the New
York City Administration of Recreation
and Cultural Affairs.
Tony
Rosenthal "Alamo", 1967 is
most often referred to as the "Astor
Place Cube", the Monumental 15'
Rotating Black CorTen Steel Cube, poised
on its tip. "Alamo" was the
first permanent contemporary outdoor
Sculpture installed in the City of New
York.
Tony
Rosenthal's "Alamo", 1967
was the recipient of the Outstanding
Achievement Award, The University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor.
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the Amazing Race Season Finale on YouTube
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