Public Art
1939 A Nubian Slave, cast cement, Elgin Watch Building, New York World's Fair, Queens, New York
(commissioned by William Pereira, Architect)		  
1941 Coal Mining, a Commission from the W.P.A., Nokamis Post Office, Nokomis, IL
Wall of Time, bronze plate, 10 feet diameter, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, Illinois
(commissioned by William Pereira, Architect)
 
1947 Sundial, walnut and bronze, 4 foot diameter, Motion Picture Relief Home, Calabasas, California
(commissioned by William Pereira, Architect)
Mahogany Relief, 42 x 36 feet, United States Post Office, Nokomis, Illinois		  
1949 Walnut Reliefs representing aspects of drilling and refining oil, 14 x 10 feet, General Petroleum Building, Los Angeles
(commissioned by Walter Wurdeman and Welton Becket, Architects)		  
1950 Bronze Relief, 30 feet diameter, Office Building, 260 Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California
(commissioned by Sidney H. Eisenshtat, Architect)
Fountain, bronze, 2 1/2 x 6 x 3 feet, University Elementary School, University of California, Loas Angeles, California
(commissioned by Robert Alexander, Architect)		  
1951 Two Reliefs, steel, 7 x 3 feet, Bullock's Westwood, Los Angeles, California
(commissioned by Welton Becket, Architect and Maynard Woodward, Designer)		  
1952 Ballet Dancers, painted plaster, 15 feet, RKO Studios, Hollywood, California
(commissioned by Jerry Wald, Producer)
Fountain, bronze, 8 x 20 x 8 feet, Robinson's Department Store, Beverly Hills, California
(commissioned by William Pereira and Charles Luckman, Architects)		  
1954 The Gold Coast, brass and bronze, 30 feet, Apartment Building, 1000 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago
(commissioned by Sidney Morris, Architect)		  
1955

The Family Group, bronze, 14 x 5 x 3 feet, Entrance Wall, Police Facilities Building (since 1971 known as the Parker Center), 150 N. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles (commisioned by Welton Beckett, Architect and Maynard Woodard, Designer)

Outside Wall Sculpture (an interpretation of Jacob's Ladder), bronze, 20 feet, Temple Emanuel, Beverly Hills, California
(commissioned by Sidney Eisenshtat, Architect)

Menorah, bronze, 8 feet, Temple Emanuel, Beverly Hills, California
(commissioned by Sidney Eisenshtat, Architect)

 
 
1958 Exterior Wall, 8 x 40 feet, brass and bronze, Southland Center, Dallas, Texas
(commissioned by Welton Becket, Architect and Maynard Woodward, Designer)
Interior Wall, 15x 25 feet, brass and bronze, Southland Center, Dallas, Texas
(commissioned by Welton Becket, Architect and Maynard Woodward, Designer) 		 
1963 Two Painted Aluminum Walls, 13 x 28 feet each, Gateway West and Gateway East Office Building, Century City, Los Angeles
(commissioned by Welton Becket, Architect and Maynard Woodward, Designer) 		 
1965 Megapole, painted steel, 5 x 5 x 5 feet, Fresno Public Mall, California
(commissioned by the City of Fresno)		  
1967 Alamo, Painted CorTen Steel, 15 x 15 x 15 feet, Collection New York City, Astor Place Traffic Island, Lafayette Street at 8th Street
1968 Endover, Painted CorTen Steel, 15 x 15 x 15 feet, Regents Plaza, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
(Gift of class of 1965)
1969 Free-standing wall, painted steel, 7 x 20 feet, Art Department campus, California State University
(commissioned by Thorton M. Abell, architect of art department campus), Fullerton
Rondo, welded bronze, 11 x 5 feet, office building at 110 East 59th Street, New York; later moved to 127 East 58th Street (William Lescaze, architect), in front of a branch of the New York Public Library, New York
(commissioned by Jack Resnick & Sons, builders)
1970 Kepaakala (Sun Disc), welded bronze, 11 x 5 feet, The Bank of Hawaii, Financial Center of the Pacific, Honolulu  
1971 Odyssey I, painted aluminum, 6'8" x 7'11" x 8'9", Open Air Museum of Sculpture Middelheim, Antwerp
1972 Column, stainless steel, 30 feet, Sunrise Mall, Massapequa, New York
Cube '72, painted steel, 90 x 90 x 90 inches, Guild Hall, East Hampton, New York
Memorial Cube, painted aluminum, 7.5 x 7.5 x 7.5 feet, Cummings Art Center (Gordon Bunshaft, architect), Connecticut College, New London
1973 5 in 1, painted CorTen steel, 35 x 28 x 42 feet, Police Plaza (Gruzen & partners, architects; M. Paul Friedberg, landscape architect), New York
(commissioned by City of New York)
1974 Ark, welded brass, 28 x 36 feet; menorah, welded brass, 8 feet, wlnut wall 78 feet, Temple Beth El, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
(commisioned by Minoru Yamasaki, architect)
Odyssey III, painted aluminum, 6'8" x 7'11" x 8'9", San Diego Museum of Art, California
1975 Big Six, structural steel, 9 x 14 feet, Chysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA
Odyssey II, painted aluminum, 6'8" x 7'11" x 8'9", Yale University campus; moved 1999 to Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut		  
1977 Hammarskjold, structural steel, 20 x 20 x 20 feet, Hammarskjold Plaza, Second Avenue and 47th Street, New York; then located for six months at 26 Federal Plaza, New York
Holocaust Memorial, stainless steel, 10 x 5 feet, Jewish Community Center of Greater Buffalo, Getzville, New York		  
1978 Hammarskjold, structural steel, 20 x 20 x 20 feet, aquired by the Fashion Institute of Technology, Seventh Avenue and 27th Street, New York
Large T-Square, painted structural steel, 7' x 52" x 50", aquired by Martin Z. Margulies, installed Grove Isle, Miami, , Florida
1980

SteelPark, Painted Steel, 14 x 60 x 40 feet, Commisioned by Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. 401 East 80th Street, at First Avenue
(commisioned by Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc.)


Cranbrook Ingathering, rusted steel, 10 x 26 x 25 feet, Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum (Eliel Saarinen, architecht), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Element 'H' x 5, rusted steel, 6.5 x 25 x 26 feet, P.S.1 (Institute for Art and Urban Resources), Queens, New York (on view 1980-85)
1981 Bronco, stainless steel, 87 feet, atrium of an office building, 1010 Lamar (M. Nasr, architect), Houston, Texas
(commissioned by Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority) 		 
1983

A version of Odyssey, CorTen steel, 14 x 14 x 10 feet, public park next to Metropolitan Hospital, Philadelphia
(commissioned by Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority)


Marty's Cube, painted steel, 15 feet, aquired by Martin Z. Margulies, installed Grove Isle, Miami, Florida

1984 Sculpture Park, painted steel, 14 x 80 x 60 feet, Culmer Metro-Rail Station (Harry Weese, Architect), Miami, Florida
(commissioned by Metro Dade Art Commission, Miami)
Tournesol, welded bronze, 8' x 20", lobby, Southeast National Bank ( Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, architects), now an office building, Miami
(commissioned by Florence Knoll Bassett)
Big Six, structural steel, 10 x 15 feet, Brenton Bank, Ingersoll Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa 		 
1986 Hammarskjold II, painted steel, 20 x 20 x 20 feet, Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York  
1988 Pass-Thru, painted steel, 6.5 x 17 x 16 feet, Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York
1989 Indiana Totem, painted aluminum, 35 feet, atrium, Indiana University Art Museum (I.M. Pei, architect), Bloomington, Indiana
1990 Boreal (A bench), steel, 5 x 9.9 x 5 feet, Runnymede Sculpture Farm, Woodside, California  
1991 Fugue, painted steel, 16 feet, Indiana University Art Museum, Bloomington, Indiana  
1992 Odyssey IV, painted aluminum, 6'8" x 7'11" x 8'9", American Bankers Assurance Co., Miami, Florida  
1997 J.S. Bach Variation #9, painted aluminum plate, 16' x 36", Ravinia Music Festival Park, Highland Park, Illinois
1998 Cube '97, painted steel, 108 x 108 x 108 inches, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, Hamilton, Ohio
Coriolis (A bench), steel, 48 x 92 x 48 inches, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, Hamilton, Ohio
House of the Minotaur, painted steel, 6.5' x 25' x 26 ', Laumeier Sculpture Park & Museum, St. Louis, Missouri, originally unpainted, entitled Element 'H' x 5, and installed at P.S.1 (The Institute for Art and Urban Resources), Queens, New York
Bench, aluminum, 50 x 120 x 50 inches, American Bankers Assurance Co., Miami, Florida
Marty's Cube, painted steel, 15 feet, Large T-Square, painted structural steel, 7' x 52" x 50", aquired by Martin Z. Margulies, both works originally installed Grove Isle, Miami, Florida; since 1998, on loan to Florida International University, Miami, Florida
1999 J.S. Bach Fugue #1, painted steel, 192 x 120 x 60 inches, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, Hamilton, Ohio (on long-term loan)