From: Dave Carlson, in Japan
Date: 10 Apr 2002
I am interested in knowing more about Roy Lichtenstein's 31' steel scupture entitled "Modern Head." I have seen reference to this work (31' steel of the same design) in at least 4 locations: 1). Battery Park, NY (the World Trade Center) 2). Jerusalem, Israel 3). Nassau County Museum, NY 4). Nagano Prefecture, Japan Does anyone on this forum know about Lichtenstein's "Modern Head" and how many works of the same design there are in total? Also, if there is published material about "Modern Head," I would appreciate any information (title, cost, etc) so I can order materials. I live in Japan and do not have easy access to a large reference library. Thank you. David Carlson e-mail: carlson@po.mdu.ac.jp Associate Professor MDU Shiojiri, Japan
From: Napoleon Mordas
Date: 10 Dec 2001
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